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My grandparents lived in Dallas, Pa. My grandmother used to have meals at the Sterling from time to time. I remember hearing about the hotel but I don't remember having been in it. The reason that I found this website is because I was discussing Thanksgiving with my mother, 86 years old. She said that one year -- 1950's, 1960's - my grandmother decided not to invite the family for Thanksgiving dinner. I guess she was just tired of all the work so she went by herself to the Sterling. I think that was her way of telling everyone that it was time someone else took over so it became my mother's responsibility after that. My grandmother said by the way, that the Thanksgiving dinner at the Sterling was very good but she missed the leftovers. Other places I either vaguely remember or remember hearing about from my parents and grandparents: Percy Brown's, St Stephen's Church where I was baptized, Lazarus Dept Store, the Westmoreland Club that my grandfather belonged to, the Black Diamond train ..... The city has changed! A shame about the hotel.....
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HAHHA...Zombie Pee-Soaked Chairs eating young ladies with no underwear?

Ok...it is WAAAAAAAAAAAAAY too early for me...going back to bed soon...
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LOL Sorry Jernfurdle...:D

Add one of those funky disco-lights in here and we have a PAR-TAY. :D
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nvusofmotts...Zombie Jaundice?

(Sorry...I've got nothing...)
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O.M.G. Jernfurdle...you made me laugh at 7:30 in the morning! Now THAT is an accomplishment! Yah...Most of the time I can't laugh, sneeze, BLINK, BREATHE, nothing without tinkling these days...

Poor autoguy needs Depends too. >.< *Runs away*
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just beautiful!!!!!!!
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Absolutely amazing!!!!!!
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Fashion no Memorial Hospital.
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I'm guessing the white stuff is freshly fallen snow?
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Crystal's right.
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Over on the far right-towards the back of the picture-there appears to be a pair legs standing there. Near the brick..
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Looks like time slipped away. C;
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Amazing shot Motts!
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Wow makes me wonder how many horror movies they watched before they built this place..its sooo creepy!