01 Jul 09 08:31, TOM WALKER wrote to ROY WITT:


 RW>> I was pleasantly surprised when I saw his museum. It is almost twice
 RW>> the size and has more cars than the Balboa Park Automotive Museum.

 TW> The group knew the Balboa Park location was too small for what they
 TW> really wanted btu they cound not pass on the Location.

Meanwhile, the guy who owned the Rosanky museum, also owned the property
and the buildings that housed it. Money talks and bullshit has to take
what is given them.

BTW, the dance floor just up the street from your museum has plenty of
room for the small crowds that gather there. Nancy and I attended 'East
Coast Jitterbug' lessons there. Funny that they'd have East Coast while on
the West Coast...

 TW> And as I mentioned Dance floors how many out there know that Smal
 TW> Hick Town El Cajon California used to have one of the most Famous
 TW> dance places in the United States.

Was that one around before these in Texas, which are still around, BTW.
The one that was built here was recently torn down to make room for
another hotel.

 TW>  It was called the "Bostonia
 TW> Ballroom". Teh litle area of the city was settled many years ago by
 TW> some people from bonton and refered to their Community as
"Bostonia"

Bostonia was mostly a 'country' music place with occasional rock and roll
music and wouldn't reflect anything remotely related to Boston, MA. That
place more or less reflects on the people who settled El Cajon, most of
whom were from Oklahoma.

                R\%/itt

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