My friend Barbara Volpicelli and I worked here when we turned 16. It was a historic stop on the old turnpike, Route 9 When we went there to work, it had fine dining, orchestrated by Mr Noble Jackson. He ran the place with a tight hand. The food was wonderful, things you don't see on the menu anymore...like sweetbreads ( part of the animal), calves liver, etc. The bakery was wonderful! I remember the people and the place like it was yesterday. A pleasure to work there with all of them, in the long ago. Small Town America, Framingham, a memoir. Travel with me as a 'little detective' trying to make sense of a life few now know. There was a time when some people were afraid to drive a car! When no one wanted a dryer, clothes smelled so good drying out on the line. We had a rag man, milk and bread were delivered, along with coal and ice. The war changed all our lives, before, during and after! Learn so much more, through my eyes way long ago!
Monday, June 17, 2013
Small Town Framingham Abner Wheeler House
My friend Barbara Volpicelli and I worked here when we turned 16. It was a historic stop on the old turnpike, Route 9 When we went there to work, it had fine dining, orchestrated by Mr Noble Jackson. He ran the place with a tight hand. The food was wonderful, things you don't see on the menu anymore...like sweetbreads ( part of the animal), calves liver, etc. The bakery was wonderful! I remember the people and the place like it was yesterday. A pleasure to work there with all of them, in the long ago.
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