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A fitting highlight of this beauty on the Kittilson property before this morning's sunrise.
Very nice page. I got some Romoland questions.
1. What was the business at the corner of Trumble Road & Hwy 74, on the NW Side next to the northbound onramp of the I-215, that was torn down 2006 and had been there since 1968.
2. What was the old gas station where the newer AMPM and Jack-in-the Box on Hwy 74 in Romoland is now?
3. How long has Annie's Restaurant and RomoGas been there?
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Interesting history on a town I may be living in........
SWEEET story! Thanks so much for sharing!
I've often wondered how to pronounce Ethanac as in Ethanac Road. We know it's named after A.C. Ethan, but how to pronounce it? I usually say the "ac" part of it to rhyme with "sack," as in "Ethan-Nack."
Well, I'm watching the new Ken Burns documentary, "Country Music," and there are several people in country music history named A.C. Particularly, the husband of Maybell Carter (from the Carter Family), A.C.Robertson. Turns out A.C. went by the nickname "Eck" (rhymes with "neck" and named that way in the Burns documentary). Coincidentally, another man in the doc with the name A.C. was also known as "Eck" and it was pronounced the same way. Is the correct pronunciation, then, of Ethanac, “Ethan-Neck?” Can anyone at the Historical Society confirm this? Thanks.
I had a great time today!...hope to see you in May at your next meeting!...
Hello my name is Ronald Scott and my Great Grandfather Marion Hills once owned the property at 28990 Mapes Rd. Here is a photo taken in the 1950s. Note the water tower in the back of my family.