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8:42am 01-10-2023
Kerrie Curran
This is a great resource! My daughter is doing a History Day project over this! Thank you!
9:15pm 01-01-2023
Yvonne Fink
I really enjoyed this. I didn't know that Saint Joseph had so many theaters. I would like to know who owns the Regal Theater on Saint Joseph Avenue and why isn't anyone wanting to restore it. I would think that The Historical Society would like to see it.
12:10am 11-27-2022
John (JD) Snapp
Really enjoyed your info on my old stomping grounds.Brings back many memories of my childhood days. Graduated Lafayette H.S. 1969.
7:05pm 11-19-2022
Theresa Goben Nelson
Seeing Krug Park always brings back very good memories for me, lots of family reunions and events here.
12:39am 11-07-2022
Doug Glenn
Looking at the historical buildings, I attended a professional wrestling match in St Joseph about 1966. I was about 12-13 years old. It was in an older arena or auditorium. And was looking for anything about the old wrestling venue there.
And curiosity and my recollection made me look at some old internet sites for st Joseph. This is quite a nice collection of pictures and information.
8:32pm 10-27-2022
Bobby Clark
I lived next to Central High School in the 70s as a little kid. When to Sherwood grade school before moving away in 1977. Great website
3:03pm 10-01-2022
Chad Lippincott
My Great Grandfather, Benjamin A. Webster, co-owned Webster Bros. Japanese Tea Store at 604 Felix. It went on to change names and move to 708 Felix, where it looks like they acquired the upstairs to open up a cafeteria. It then moved again to 814 Felix and a flood caused the roof to collapse. I really appreciate this website. You have done an excellent job putting it together. I learned most of the information about my Great Grandfather’s businesses from this website and am hoping to discover more! I am trying to figure out if his tea and coffee place was the first of its kind in St. Joe. If you can steer me to any pictures of his shop I would greatly appreciate it!
6:34am 10-01-2022
Corbin
My grandpa owns Dakon's Antiques. It was neat being able to see a picture of his shop on garfield. I really appreciate the effort you've put into making this site. Hopefully it will be saved for future generations.
12:55am 08-04-2022
Keagen James Dohn
I love krug park I have been a native to st Joe for my whole life I'm 17 and wish for them to bring the old stuff back I missed out I walk up there all the time because I live so close I love it there I have German decent in me on my grandfather's side so it also excites me to hear about krug another German my ancestors it's said are of to come over before maybe the 13 colonies who knows but my grandfather is of said to of been killed over seas against the axis powers thank you for all the information
9:20pm 08-02-2022
Larry
I was surprised to see those that died in the class of 1965. When it’s time for me to go I hope to meet them again in the spirit world. There renew my acquaintances and become friends again. I am sorry they have left this earth but I know I will see them again.

Larry Eshenroder class of 1965.
7:54pm 05-30-2022
Barent Springsted
When will your Website be updates particularly with regards the the information regarding the deaths of various classes?

Than you,
Barent Springsted
9:03am 05-25-2022
Barent Springsted
What is the status of the founder of this site?
8:36am 05-20-2022
Tim Simon
Great Site! My Grandparents George and Mary Simon built a house on Maid Marion Lane off the south Belt in the 50's. and worked for Wonder Bread for 40 years. My grandpa also ran the store out at Camp Geiger for a long time. He was made Medicine Man "One Goose". He provided and helped make all the costumes for the pow wow and had a shed where he did all this at his house. I miss a lot of these places as I went to Lafeyette High, and we used to "Cruze the Belt" almost every night when we were kids. Thank you, great memories.
9:17pm 05-03-2022
Delia
Wonderful information. Thank you!
9:45am 04-22-2022
Kevin Wagers
Very informative site. Great work!
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