Speaking of crazy stairs. In EC on the opposite corner where the bank that Dillenger robbed there was a walgreens like store that had a basement with a ton of stuff. Mainly sewing stuff and fabric but those stairs were kool.
Also on ridge rd en route to the IL border there was a lumber store called "handy andy" I think that had a staircase on the inside that only the adults were allowed to go up to see the wood, etc.
And the corner store in the Harbor called busy corner had those old fashion seats like a bar where you could get soda floats. On that same strip there was a men's high end suit store with a tailor (my grandma got pants tailored there), a women's show store (my grandma bought shoes from there) and a grocery store at the very far end of the strip. The grocery store had a cool dip when you entered in the buggy. My grandpa would push me and let the car go and I would race pass the dip and end up in the fruit section before my grandma would be screaming at him!
No need for seatblets or car seats back then either!
you people
so can't help you.
