My family is originally from Spring Lake.
I remember going to see “The Land that Time Forgot” there three nights in a row when I was a kid…in the 70s.
I asked my father about the ice ream parlor and he said it was one even when he was a kid in the 1940s.
A good friend of my fathers purchased the building and he and his wife and six kids lived upstairs. They opened the parlor in the summer. He was a school teacher.
I think the theater is located east of this.
It has been years since i have been there. I will take pics when I go home for Christmas to see my family.
My family is originally from Spring Lake.
I remember going to see “The Land that Time Forgot” there three nights in a row when I was a kid…in the 70s.
I asked my father about the ice ream parlor and he said it was one even when he was a kid in the 1940s.
A good friend of my fathers purchased the building and he and his wife and six kids lived upstairs. They opened the parlor in the summer. He was a school teacher.
I think the theater is located east of this.
It has been years since i have been there. I will take pics when I go home for Christmas to see my family.