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Bookmark or Share- Dayton in the 60s and 70s - DAYTON HISTORY BOOKSRed Barn, loved that place. They had great fried chicken. Well Parkmoor had the best "Dixie Fried Chicken". Red Barn was a hamburger/fry type thing going on. There was a Red Barn at Woodman and Rainer. That is the one I went to but there were a few more around town. Sandy's was a so-so restaurant. I think it had a Scottish type logo also.
- Dayton in the 60s and 70s - DAYTON HISTORY BOOKSJim Quinn on WING and the broadcast studio downtown on Ludlow, I think, where you could go watch him from the street. RKO Theaters downtown with their old, ornate furniture and carpeting. Bill77 5 posts Sep 05, 2007 10:15 AM There was an IHOP next to the IGA. I like IHOP better than Bob Evans.
- Remember the Kettering Village Inn? - DAYTON HISTORY BOOKSThe best Italian food in my youth, I believe it was on Far Hills Ave. don't know what is there now. I remember the red/white gingham tablecloths and eating spaghetti and meatballs! It was a real treat! This would have been in the 1960's joey m 124 posts Oct 10, 2013 1:05 PM
- Hasty Tasty Locations - DAYTON HISTORY BOOKSI spent a many a night hanging out at that one. cant recall the year but Indiana wants me and 1-2-3- Red Lights (1910 Fruitgum Company) was all over WING. good memories. Customs_MP 1 post
- Cliff Cab, Bordens Dairy, White tower. - DAYTON HISTORY BOOKSWell, Speaking of Ice Cream, Remember, The Red Wing Ice Cream company. Bout 700 block S Main, I lived next door to Red Wing. I remenber Cliff Cabs and the Ewalt Circle Bus Line. Mahargs Ice Cream, 800 block of South main, Still have a scar on my leg where a bus hit me Last Edited by on Nov 12, 2011 9:32 AM mem 103 posts Nov 09, 2011
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