The fighter who grew up on Veterans Playground
A little poultry farm, now Veterans Playground, bred a tenacious political agitator.
Value House? More like nuthouse.
These two women served hard time together at Value House and Service Merchandise, and lived to tell the tale.
With a name like Bustead’s . . .
You know you’re reading about an old company when the phone number is two digits.
Birth of the Presbyterian Church
The steepest gable in Burlington, for sure.
Closet radicals urged BHS riot
Guest speakers tried to rouse the rabble while the teachers weren’t watching.
Tough road to hoe
Please move your tractor. The bulldozers are coming to create Route 128.
Now playing at the drive-in: Sunday church service
Burlington’s drive-in theater did double-duty as a religious venue.
Forget Kings Bowl. Remember the Queen.
Despite zero credentials, Miss Barbara was the very first teacher for thousands of Burlington children for four decades.
The Dale/Rexall magic may never return
Comic books, soda fountains, baseball cards, camaraderie. Where did the “drugstore” scene go?
When Locust Street laid eggs
Meet Cabral’s Farm, now called Sparhawk Drive.