Old Nantasket and Hull and Paragon Park Photo Gallery by RPM at pbase.com

Old Nantasket and Hull and Paragon Park

Many pictures from the net and myself. Various Paragon Park, Nantasket and Hull pieces. More to come. Please copy as you wish. Just give me credit for my landscapes. Submissions welcome.
Ignore the copyright R P Miller notice as most of these are not mine, I am simply hosting them. The Copyright notice is automatically added to everything I post on pbase, but only applies to the images I create or own from my family.

Disregard the copyright statement below each that says I have copyright, because I do not. That is a blanket statement that appears beneath all images in all my galleries that I cannot individually edit out due to the nature of Pbase. It only pertains to the images I or my family created.

Link to my cousin Bruce's page on Hull:

http://hullnantasket.homestead.com/index.html
More pictures there and a central place for the Blizzard of '78 stories .

Beautiful watercolor Paintings of old Nantasket can be found on Elizabeth Trubia's site here:
http://www.elizabethtrubia.com/666857.html

The best new site on Paragon Park Great photos and memories: http://www.paragonparkmemories.com/

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RPM		17-May-2015 14:29
Try this great facebook group. They have a great many photos. have shared and gathered photos there. NIce folks too. https://www.facebook.com/pages/Paragon-Park-Memories/103289636409972?fref=ts

Guest		19-Apr-2015 13:05
does anyone have a photo of a wooden nantasket beach sign.

Guest		29-Jan-2015 03:06
I would really love to see the picture, if you could somehow send it to me? My email is GHampe91@aol.com

Guest		26-Jan-2015 14:51
Actually, I do have a photo taken on the front porch of the house but it doesn't show much of the neighborhood. Regards, Ed

Guest		04-Jan-2015 03:44
Does Ed have any pictures of his stay at Fiedler guest house?

Ed		07-Oct-2014 15:08
Hi, does anyone remember where the Fiedler Guest House was; we stayed there in 1958.......

Guest		07-Jan-2014 04:34
You know maybe it was. I was 17 then and was more interested in driving around looking for girls as opposed to having a sandwich lol. Thanks for you input RPM. Clint

RPM		27-Dec-2013 07:02
I remember going to Dan's in the early Sixties up until around 1970. I recall it being torn down along with so much else in the area in the early Seventies. Are you sure Dan's was not there in '60-'63 ?

Guest		26-Dec-2013 19:28
Hi RPM....when did they tear Dan's down? A number of years after my grandparents sold our house around 1949 we rented a beach house for three years on Nantasket Ave (1960-63) and Dan's was gone then. Clint

RPM		01-Nov-2013 12:34
Hi Clint. I went to Dan's Delicatessen a lot up until it was torn down. I remember reaching into the cold water Coke machine and getting my bottle of Coke to have with my grilled cheese ( no pickle please ) ! Good times there with my dad. I miss those days.

Clint		17-Oct-2013 21:14
How many people remember Dan's Delicatessen on Nantasket Ave? My grandparents owned a home on Edgewater Rd in the 40's and I spent my summers there watching all the Nantasket boats coming and going from the backyard. These were great days.

Guest		21-Apr-2013 17:38
The Showboat

Guest		06-Apr-2013 16:56
Anyone remember the America House Hotel from the 1940s or so? My Aunt Lizzie and Uncle Tano Viola had it, and my Dad used to spend the summers there. I remember the Wild Mouse, Joe - Dad would never let us go on it or the roller coaster. Congo Cruise was OK!

Joe		23-Oct-2012 06:40
Yes, I remember the Wild Mouse at Paragon Park. It made very quick turns. I lived in Hull on Packard Avenue back in 1959 - 1961 I worked at Funland Park and attended Hull High. joesfl@aol.com

Guest		21-Sep-2012 14:42
does anyone remeber or have picture of a restraunt called the boat which was once owned by anthony romanelli. any pictures would be great thanks

Guest		17-Jul-2012 16:16
Does ANYONE know of where to find a picture of George A Dodge: the owner/ manager of the park??

Guest		17-Jul-2012 16:16
Does ANYONE know of where to find a picture of George A Dodge: the owner/ manager of the park??

Guest		07-Nov-2010 01:40
Does anyone remember the penny candy store down the street (maybe a few streets over from?) Paragon Park? We went yearly to PP and stopped at the candy store each time when we were little, but Dad stopped taking us when we were teenagers. I missed that place!

Guest		10-Aug-2009 04:03
Does ANYONE remember the wild mouse? It was a little roller coaster and it was wild! My dad took me when I was a kid and he got bruised from going on there cause it pushed you back and forth.

Guest		27-May-2008 18:52
I remember the boat ride from Boston. the roller coaster is now located in a six flags in Maryland.

guest		25-May-2008 22:27
i remember the smell of the old Congo Cruise ride, the smell of the air inside the Kooky Kastle, The 97 foot hill of the coaster, and i remember the old Whip, and how amazed I was that it opened every year.

skippy		23-Jul-2005 01:26
Steve: The last I knew Leo Georgeopolis is still alive and lives on South Ave in Hull. If you are still looking for a pic you might track him down and see what he might have.

Steve		13-Jul-2004 15:52
Robert - any chance yoou might know of a picture from the 50's or 60's of Natantasket showing Leo's Franfurter stand? It was located down town, fairly close to the carousel.

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