Coffee With Tony Agostinelli
I love to have coffee with old friends
The Federal Hill Macaroni Riots
They raised the price of macaroni 2 cents a pound!
Frank Sullivan, Guest Author… Latin Scholar
More Latin
Mel Zurier, Guest Writer, Remembers the Trolleys
How well I remember the trolleys – to and from Classical on the Smith Street trolley, to and from my mother’s dry goods store at 1072 Chalkstone Avenue, and while at Classical, the Broad Street trolley to Roger Williams Park for track practice (I was the manager of the team in 1942-3).
Jerry Zeoli, […]
Tom and Ellen
A love story unfolds.
Mr. Flynn and The Barstow Stove Company
Mr. Flynn gives me a treasure
A 1912 Celebration in Bristol, RI
Bristol celebrates.
Monaleek Writes: Restaurants on Federal Hill, Early 1900's
A Ukulale on Federal Hill? Really?
What Tony Agostinelli, Guest Author, Loved
He loved so much when he was a kid. Lucky Tony.
Music in Guimarães
In this beautiful town in Portugal...music.