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Rockford House Postcard circa 1960

April 1, 2020 //  by RAHS//  1 Comment

The Rockford house circa 1960. Eight lanes for bowling, full bar and dining. The two cars by the sign are 1959 yellow and white Ford, the turquoise Mercury is 1956. Along the front of the building there is (L-R) a Dodge – not sure what year, a 1958 Chevy (Walter Mutterer had one like that – could be Marilyn up there 🙂 ) and a 1956 Ford. Anyone remember this place?

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  1. Jodi Schumacher

    September 21, 2020 at 9:17 am

    Yes, I lived there as a child. My Dad, Robert Schumacher, owned the Rockford House, probably right after Doc Torblaa. Our family lived upstairs also. While my Dad owned it, he eventually converted the bowling alleys into a dance hall/ ballroom. I have a lot of memories there.

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