The man who put the town on wheels
Many, many childhood adventures began with George Neilsen.
You missed your chance to buy tra-la-la
Six-wheel-drive runabouts from the Banana Splits show were available right here.
Muller Road’s last stand
The little abandoned garage, razed for the Holly Glen neighborhood, had a story behind it.
Surprise! — your home was a tavern
The Grey Squirrel barroom is well-disguised, but the spirits live on.
Flying Saucer: unidentified frying objects
This wasn’t a family venue. It was Burlington’s de facto truck stop.
Killing the Sawmill rumor mill
Long, shady roads to nowhere tend to stoke our collective imagination.
Lots of culture can fit in four puddles
Sometimes wet spots are actually desirable.
When forbidden fruit surrounds your school
Meet the woman who ran the town’s WWII ration stamp system. You’ve never heard of ration stamps? You must be a youngin.
Namesakes: Terrace Hall Avenue
See, there was this big house with fancy garden terraces. And it was used as a function hall.
Hitting the Fresh Spot jackpot
A glimpse into life in Oakridge Forest.