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I spent many days during my childhood on this corner. My family lived upstairs and there was a taxi stand outside El Bar San Juan. Out treat as children was to come down to the bar to visit a kiosk that sold fresh oysters and shrimp. Our dad would treat us to a cup of one or the other if we behaved. We would come down and spend time "jawing" with the taxi drivers while my dada visited with his friends at The Bar San Juan. Our 'balcon" (bacony) in our apartment is the one obstructed by the ole in the picture on the second floor.
I just would like to thank whoever took this picture. I use to live in this house during 1957-1962. This is my grandparent’s house which they owned many years before I was born. I don’t know who own this house now but it doesn’t look anything like I remembered. There are other pictures in this are that I also remember being there. I now live in Dallas Texas and have been in the USA since March 1962…64 now.
Thank you for bringing back memories of my childhood playground.
Naci en esta calle...que recuerdos de mi niñez, he tentado localizar amigos pero no encuentro, no se nada de ellos, vivia en el 111, en el mismo edificio de mundito gonzalez.
Gracias por la foto.
recuerdo perfectamente esa escalera,ahi se paraba el director(no recuerdo el nombre ahora) y todas las hembras pasabamos casi agachadas, para que no nos pararan por llevar la falda tan corta! como cambian los tiempos!!benancio, que te parece!!!!como cambian los tiempos!! yo estube desde el 63 hasta el 67
Colegio María Teresa Comellas, después Pedro Albizu Campos. Hacía 44 años que no veía el patio de mi escuela primaria. Gracias por un recuerdo de mi niñez.
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TOTALMENTE DE ACUERDO CON MARQUETTI..."CON MAYÚSCULAS".
S.M.C., yo vivía a 2 cuadras de ahí, entre N y O. Saludos, Guarina
I spent many days during my childhood on this corner. My family lived upstairs and there was a taxi stand outside El Bar San Juan. Out treat as children was to come down to the bar to visit a kiosk that sold fresh oysters and shrimp. Our dad would treat us to a cup of one or the other if we behaved. We would come down and spend time "jawing" with the taxi drivers while my dada visited with his friends at The Bar San Juan. Our 'balcon" (bacony) in our apartment is the one obstructed by the ole in the picture on the second floor.
I just would like to thank whoever took this picture. I use to live in this house during 1957-1962. This is my grandparent’s house which they owned many years before I was born. I don’t know who own this house now but it doesn’t look anything like I remembered. There are other pictures in this are that I also remember being there. I now live in Dallas Texas and have been in the USA since March 1962…64 now. Thank you for bringing back memories of my childhood playground.
Naci en esta calle...que recuerdos de mi niñez, he tentado localizar amigos pero no encuentro, no se nada de ellos, vivia en el 111, en el mismo edificio de mundito gonzalez. Gracias por la foto.
recuerdo perfectamente esa escalera,ahi se paraba el director(no recuerdo el nombre ahora) y todas las hembras pasabamos casi agachadas, para que no nos pararan por llevar la falda tan corta! como cambian los tiempos!!benancio, que te parece!!!!como cambian los tiempos!! yo estube desde el 63 hasta el 67
si, señor!!!cuantas veces jugue basquet ball en ese patio!!!
esa escuela es caca hahah yo hiba a adalberto gomez y a el villena q estan al frente
haha yo jugaba a la mano )pelota) en la parte derecha y la pelota salia por la reja y caia en el parqueo de el habana libre , jorge luis
Colegio María Teresa Comellas, después Pedro Albizu Campos. Hacía 44 años que no veía el patio de mi escuela primaria. Gracias por un recuerdo de mi niñez.