November 1998
- Patrick Zambito
- Needham, MA
- Does anyone remeber me? I love Needham. I am a 86er!!! Are there any other 86er's out there? I hope that some of you have been as successful as me!!! Thanks to Needham High, right? Does anyone remember Mrs. Hunter, the librarian? Whatever happened to her? She was nice, I liked her. Did anyone go to the turkey day football game? Who won? I hope Wellesley didn't...I don't like Wellesley! I hope there was some 86er's there! Well, gotta go. If there are any other 86er's out there, give me a call, just look me up in the Needham phone book! BYE!
signed on Monday, the 30. of November 1998 at 13:33:38
- Judy
Deak - Lakeview
Terrace Ca 91342
- Stopped by to show Needham to a friend
signed on Saturday, the 28. of November 1998 at 03:40:20
- SHIRLEY
NEEDHAM -
BRECKENRIDGE MICH USA
- I WOULD LIKE MORE INFORMATION ABOUT THE NEEDHAM HISTORY.
signed on Saturday, the 21. of November 1998 at 21:17:30
- Patrick Zambito
- Needham, MA
- The Foam
- I have AOL parental controls and the virtual map has a WEB RESTRICTED rating. Try to talk to a rating group and get it cleared up please.
signed on Saturday, the 21. of November 1998 at 15:51:19
- Ruth
Harper -
Chapel Hill, North Carolina
- My family has moved to Chapel Hill for a year and we do indeed miss Needham! It is such fun to view this web site...thank you for doing such a great job. Ruth
signed on Thursday, the 19. of November 1998 at 23:05:38
- Michael McCue - Asheville, North Carolina USA
- Homepage : http://www.kangaroogolf.com
- I own a large watercolor
painting titled
"Bridge, Charles
River" circa 1890 by
Boston artist Louis K.
Harlow (1850-1913) which
I believe was painted
upstream from the present
1930 bridge at the
millpond in Charles River
Village. It shows a
two-arched stone bridge,
with a cottage on the
left bank near the
bridge. Does anybody have
a circa 1890 photo of the
earlier bridge which can
confirm that it was
double-arched then?
signed on Tuesday, the 17. of November 1998 at 10:29:47
- I own a large watercolor
painting titled
"Bridge, Charles
River" circa 1890 by
Boston artist Louis K.
Harlow (1850-1913) which
I believe was painted
upstream from the present
1930 bridge at the
millpond in Charles River
Village. It shows a
two-arched stone bridge,
with a cottage on the
left bank near the
bridge. Does anybody have
a circa 1890 photo of the
earlier bridge which can
confirm that it was
double-arched then?
- Roger
L Weinreb - 6
Morrill Circle Wellesley, Ma
02181
- looking for retail space
signed on Sunday, the 15. of November 1998 at 11:44:29
- Karen
Ryan - Ireland
- Very interesting
signed on Thursday, the 12. of November 1998 at 15:23:49
- Sam Anella -
Quinctown, MI
- It's scary and cold out here in the world, Needham.
signed on Thursday, the 12. of November 1998 at 14:25:17
- Billy Bater -
FarawayfromNeedham, usa
- I sure wish I still lived in Needham. I'll never forget speeding up and down South Street, careening out of control in my blue Gremlin, screaming at the top of my lungs and laughing like a maniac. But those were the 70's. I'll also never forget how they never let "cold lunch" students sit with the "hot lunch" students in grade school. So if you wanted to sit and enjoy lunch like a civilized person with your friends you had to buy lunch or you were humiliated and suffered and made to feel worthless and sub-human. some school system. I'll never forgive that evil town and all of the white hypocrites in it for all the years of humiliation and pain it caused me and a lot of other people. This is not so long ago that this kind of stuff was happeing in that sweet little town.
signed on Thursday, the 12. of November 1998 at 13:46:39
- jennifer
- Waltham
- I'm seeking commuters who've experienced suburban traffic gridlock for a story i'm writing for the Boston Globe. Please email me at PeckJen@aol.com
signed on Tuesday, the 10. of November 1998 at 16:30:12
- Jill
Clair - Crested
Butte, Colorado
- It's cool to stumble onto a website of my old home town. Anyone else checking in from the class of 86? drop me a line just for fun.
signed on Tuesday, the 10. of November 1998 at 12:23:46
- The Foam
