If you didn't see the 2009 Memorial Day Parade of Bands you missed a beauty.
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an original Erie Canal Village with a distinctive concentration of nineteenth and early twentieth century architecture. During the 1830-40's and 1870-85's the Erie Canal made Jordan a principal commercial, industrial and transportation center of western Onondaga County.
Wednesday, May 27, 2009
Sunday, May 17, 2009
Jordan Hippodrome
From Jack Horner, Jordan Historian: I do not know where it got its name. When the new building was built in 1913 a Mr. Wilcox of Fulton rented the downstairs south side of the building for a movie theater. Various ladies of talent were hired to play the piano in keeping with the story on the screen. Young men of the village operated the projector. Eventually they put a player piano in the theater, so that they did not have to hire a pianist. When talking pictures came it was found that the theater was to small and the owner Frederick Zimmer moved the theater to Weedsport were he had a larger place to show his talking movies.
The closing was announced in the March 11, 1931 "Jordan Home Paper". But in April and May we have letters to a Mr. George W. Payne and contracts from Warner Brothers for films.
They were for 2 days running and titles I never heard of, "College Lovers", "One nite at Suzies". I think that it folded shortly after June of 1931.
Thank you Jack.
The closing was announced in the March 11, 1931 "Jordan Home Paper". But in April and May we have letters to a Mr. George W. Payne and contracts from Warner Brothers for films.
They were for 2 days running and titles I never heard of, "College Lovers", "One nite at Suzies". I think that it folded shortly after June of 1931.
Thank you Jack.
Wednesday, May 13, 2009
Friday, May 8, 2009
Jordan, NY today...
The flowers are coming out left and right. Why is it the grass is so green this time of year? Everything look beautiful.
We're hoping the "latest" graffiti on the canal wall behind the BIG M in Jordan will be removed or covered before Memorial Day.
Why do people do things like this? It just looks terrible.
We're hoping the "latest" graffiti on the canal wall behind the BIG M in Jordan will be removed or covered before Memorial Day.
Why do people do things like this? It just looks terrible.
Sunday, May 3, 2009
NYS Fallen Firefighters Memorial Wall
Have you ever been there? It is a very emotional experience, even for those that have no-one on it.
My dad was immortalized on the wall in 2005. The ceremony NYS holds is a wonderful tribute to all fallen firefighters.
If in Albany stop by the memorial wall. It is one of those projects NYS has done with class.
Here is a link to the NYS Fallen Firefighters Memorial Wall website:
http://www.dos.state.ny.us/fire/memorial/memorial.htm
My dad was immortalized on the wall in 2005. The ceremony NYS holds is a wonderful tribute to all fallen firefighters.
If in Albany stop by the memorial wall. It is one of those projects NYS has done with class.
Here is a link to the NYS Fallen Firefighters Memorial Wall website:
http://www.dos.state.ny.us/fire/memorial/memorial.htm
Saturday, May 2, 2009
Memorial Day just around the .....
corner! The Jordan Memorial Day Committee is putting the finishing touches on one of the largest Memorial Day parades in Central New York. Entries are still being accepted.
Shoot an email to KBushJr@twcny.rr.com to enter. Right now there are 11 bands scheduled.
It's looking like this year the Jordan Parade of Bands might be the largest in CNY.
Anyone have any stories about Jordan on Memorial Day in the past?
Shoot an email to KBushJr@twcny.rr.com to enter. Right now there are 11 bands scheduled.
It's looking like this year the Jordan Parade of Bands might be the largest in CNY.
Anyone have any stories about Jordan on Memorial Day in the past?
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