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Does anyone else remember the beer & wine distributor on Old Post Rd? It was a large garage with drive through service, and you'd drive into the building from the front and out the back. I remember as a kid mix & matching cases of Hammer soda to bring home. We'd return the glass bottles on our next visit and take home another case.
wow i remember "great eastern mills" use to buy my 45 records there and my parents shoped for groceries there as well. I remember there was some graves in the middle of the parking lot of a family i think. Anyone remember "mirror lake"
wow yeh my parents met at camp kilmer during the korean war, dad was a corporal and my mom was a civilian employee. I remember great eastern mills and i have lots of memories of mirror lake
Does anyone else remember the beer & wine distributor on Old Post Rd? It was a large garage with drive through service, and you'd drive into the building from the front and out the back. I remember as a kid mix & matching cases of Hammer soda to bring home. We'd return the glass bottles on our next visit and take home another case.
They still have something like this on Rt 28 in Somerville near Somerset medical Center....you can relive this memory tomorrow! ;-)
>Westinghouse built TV,s in the factory on rt. 27.
Worked at the Westinghouse factory from 1965 to 1968 under the black-shrouded "tent" at the end of the color tv line. JC Penny warehouse was right next door so the Penncrest-branded units were simply trucked across the parking lots. Revlon was across Rt 27 down aways. Anyone here worked at any of these?
wow i remember "great eastern mills" use to buy my 45 records there and my parents shoped for groceries there as well. I remember there was some graves in the middle of the parking lot of a family i think.
The grave (I think that it's only one grave, but I could be wrong) is still there, in a raised plot located in the middle of the rear parking lot.
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Westinghouse plant on Rt 27
