I
think Howard Rozelle was working for Cambell
Chevrolet, then located on 14th and
Broadway, when he took this photograph. The
date was August 14, 1945. Can you guess the
location and occasion?
Horton
Plaza after the defeat of Japan in WWII. I
used to love to go to Horton Plaza when I
was a kid – even though it upset my parents
– the fountain was so beautiful and all the
interesting people that were there! The only
thing I never investigated were the
underground restrooms. My grandma always
said that only dirty bad people went there
and I would be hurt or killed if I went down
there -- Barbara
Bright Wilder ‘62
My
mother worked at Painless Parkers in the
early 1920s!! The photo was taken on
Broadway. The Horton Plaza fountain is
partially visible on the right. Everyone is
celebrating V-J Day -- Victory Over Japan --
Jeannine
Berger Passenheim ’60
The
photo has to have been taken at Horton
Plaza. I used to wait for the #7 bus there.
There were always big crowds so maybe that
is what the people are doing -- Marilyn
Moellinger Lane '60
|