Weekly Acorn #58 Due to some pending interviews and additional research, and a very busy schedule, I do not currently have…
Weekly Acorn #57 In addition to Eleanor Lyon’s Oak Crest Florist, there was another neighborhood florist that got its start much…
Weekly Acorn #56 I cannot discuss neighborhood businesses and not mention Parks’ Grocery Store, better known simply as “Parks’.” Although it…
Weekly Acorn #55 In 1938, two sisters, Gladys Reid Dunnagan and Zelda Reid Taylor, were among the very first residents to build their homes on Idlewild…
Weekly Acorn #54 Growing up in Oak Crest was a fun and unique experience. Over the past eight plus decades…
Weekly Acorn #53 Over the years there have been several small businesses that were either located in Oak Crest or near…
Weekly Acorn #52 Last December I wrote a post (WA #10) about the oldest house in Oak Crest (1203 Polo) being restored by…
Weekly Acorn #51 I thougt I would begin the second season of Weekly Acorns by giving a quick update on…
Weekly Acorn #50 Exactly one year ago yesterday, September 26, 2007, was the debut of this blog and my first…
Weekly Acorn #49 It has been six months now since the house at 187 Crepe Myrtle Cr was torn down. Two months…