Over the next few weeks, we will go down Water St., from north to south, and take a look at some of the buildings that played a major role in the self-contained community of The Plains, that have long since been demolished.
The old barn that stood across the street from the Lockwood-Duchess Textile Mill, and out buildings. The former KFC building now occupies the site.
Rodrigue’s Market, and below, Ma Roy’s Tavern. In the approximate area of where Sunrise Bagel now stands.
Ma Roy’s tavern
Pete’s Market, three doors down from where Ma Roy’s Tavern was located.
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https://townline.org/wp-content/uploads/2016/06/TownLineBanner.jpg00Roland D. Halleehttps://townline.org/wp-content/uploads/2016/06/TownLineBanner.jpgRoland D. Hallee2022-09-21 16:46:582022-10-01 10:11:15LIFE ON THE PLAINS: Pictorial walk down Water St., and buildings that are no longer there
by Roland D. Hallee
Have you any pictures of The South End Cafe? Inside as well? My Father built the bar inside. Ty