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Don Boyd | all galleries >> Non-public backup directories and photos - don't DELETE - you will lose the good photos and directories too! >> Old Advertisements 12/18/07 >> TEMP - DELETE when you figure it out right >> Old National and Miami Area ADVERTISEMENTS - All Years - click on image to view >> Old LOCAL Advertisements in the MIAMI area > 1955 - old Dairy Queen Ad
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1955 Courtesy of George W. Young

1955 - old Dairy Queen Ad

Miami, Florida


Ad courtesy of George W. Young


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Don Boyd03-May-2013 13:06
Lyle, thank you for posting and for verifying that it was Coral Way and for your comments about growing up in the 30's and 40's. Please feel free to post more comments under other photos or this photo, whatever is convenient to you. People are interested in reading about what it was like to grow up here way back when and there are very few posting about your era. We have plenty of 50's and 60's but not earlier like you. Thanks!

Don
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Lyle 02-May-2013 19:47
True. I also was at the Coral Way DQ twice a week when I went to Miami High.
That was our hang out in 1949 thur 5l. They even knew us by name. I lived on SW 22 Ter. and 19th Ave. What a great place to grow up in back in the 30's and 40's.
Many sweet memories of vacant lots, trips on our bikes down to bay, and all the movie houses. What a time to live.
Guest 24-Aug-2012 01:41
It's probably SW 22nd St. There was a Dairy Queen on Coral Way just west of SW 32nd Avenue that we frequented almost weekly, especially in 1955 when I was a senior at Miami High.
Don Boyd10-Oct-2007 19:33
Good catch, Juan, if true. It was probably NW 22nd Avenue, not SW? Don
Juan R. Pollo 10-Oct-2007 19:17
3280 SW 22nd Ave? Must be a typo, that's almost to Bayshore Dr., I'm pretty sure that area has always been residential.