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The freight train used to leave Kellogg every morning for Spokane. The conductor would let me ride as far as the depot at Enaville where I would get off and fish Bear Cr. all day. The old guy at Brandons store in Enaville would give me a candybar or soda for a couple fish. When the train returned i...

I can barely remember that little store across from Sunnyside. But I can't hit on the name of it. I'll have to ask my parents and older brother. Oh, and didn't the IGA and Rexall Drugs share/split the building that houses Sunnyside Drugs? That's just a flicker in my mind. I just remember the Hobby a...

Let's see...I for some reason don't remember the foot fluoroscope at Huttons, but I do remember one at Vang's Shoe Store down McKinley Ave. Like we all needed more radiation in our lives. I was disappointed when the Boat that looked like one was rebuilt to sort of look like one. (Was there a fire?) ...

For Jim Bird... The old Ford garage was on the east side of Division Street between the bridge and the old Safeway. It was Seber Motors. The garage uptown just past the YMCA and Twin City Hardware was Walker Chevrolet. OK. Now that totally predates me. The only things I remember between Safeway and...

I said "famous" with tongue in cheek. But, we are talking about Kellogg, and I would bet that if one of the Roberts brothers were to enter the inner sanctum of Dick and Floyds (what was behind those double swinging doors anyway?) wearing their KHS letterman jackets, which they did often (w...

We have a winner! It was a couple doors up from the Y on McKinley. I must have been pretty young when my dad took me there to pick up our beautiful 1961 Ford Station Wagon from service. I remember it because there was parking on a lower level accessed by a ramp. Apparently it was something my little...

Ok, let me challenge some of you out there. Before the Ford (and Mercury/Lincoln) dealer was at the corner of Bunker Avenue and Hill Street. Where was it?

Was this the name of the original thread? I think this topic reaches all of the class groups. Correct it if I'm off. My five: 1. Pappy's Pizza. Certainly the hub of the weekend cruising scene during the mid to late 70's. Working there in '76 I saw how popular it was. 2. Swanson's Market. Besides the...