You remember watching the planes take off and landing while having breakfast at the the original Airport Diner.

You used to bowl at the Wamesit Lanes on Saturday

The "counter" at Woolworths served the best french fries.

When after going out for the night you just had to go to breakfast at The Snack Shack before you went home in the wee hours of the morning.... (Used to be where the Enterprise Rent a Car is now located)

You had bacon burgers and tewksbury tweets once a week for lunch for 12 years (thanks lunch ladys)

When you remember when all the selectmen were the spawn of inbred hicks and morons.

You'd head for "Scream In The Dark" on Rte 38 in October!

you see the same high school coaches, year after year after year..........

You remember working at F.I. Carter & Sons and wish you could go back there to work as you remember it as the best job you ever had even though you only made 85 cents an hour!

What about ''KINGS'' Department store at stadium plaza? The ''Burger Chef'' that burned down near the old post office building? (now used as a ''SPA'') The old ''Stuart's Department'' store at the Oakdale mall?. The original ''Purity supreme'' where they put your Paper bags of food in a bin then used a conveyor belt to push your grocery's out side so you can load your car (same store where Rite Aid just vacated)? When the old Foster School was still being used in the 70's...now condos and the Ball field is now where the police station parking lot is located. The ''Fruit Stand'' now a small strip mall near the ''Old Anchor Restaurant'' then ''A-1 Fish market'' now know as Mavericks Restaurant...Damn am I getting Old

Mrs. Trull at the Heath Brook School; going to Sullivan's Store (corner of Foster and Whipple) after CCD; parties at the "pits" behind the elks in the fall/winter(or behind the Roux's) or the electric company in the summer; hiding in the trunk to get into the drive-in for free; Mr. M's (at the original airport diner); eating at the counter at Swan's drug store; going to Pewter Pot for omelets and pilgrim fries; riding around on Sunday's because nothing was open (except maybe Burger Chef)

Here is an old one for all of you. Nahills Drug Store in the center of town. It was the first drug store in town with a soda fountain. It was where Skewers is now.
And to answer the question from Chris, Woolworths was where the dollar store is now, but it took more space. I am surprised no one has mentioned the Wamesit Drive In!

How about 'Hertel's' where the Shawsheen Animal Hospital is now? You could smell the chocolate as soon as you opened the door! Great gift shop too!

Good one Karyn! How about Taylor Farms and the Reno? They were both down near the power lines where the dry cleaner is now. Past Friendly's near the car dealer. Taylor Farms showed movies out on the grass one night a week I believe. There was an ice cream stand there.

When you could look forward to Roy's Barber Shop in spite of hating to get a hair cut just to see the stuffed bobcat snarling at you on the wall mount.

Before it was Purity it was Elm Farms......And Swan Drugstore was next door. Kings Gift Shop was next and then Jan's Department Store was down a little from there and then Woolworths. I can't remember what else was in there. Imagine if we had that offering of stores today.

I just remembered there was a shoe store at the site. And also the Post Office was there.

Didn't Hartland [or was it spelled Heartland?] revert to a standard Purity Supreme Store before it closed? or am I mixing it up with the one in Billerica that is now O'Connor's Hardware!

Can anyone Remember the Resturaunt (Burned down in the 70s) that once stood accross the street from the Branding Iron (Burned down as well)? that was next to the old Wamesit miniture golf (Meineke Muffler shop is in the location) Thanks

I remember it as the Reno. My best friend had her Wedding Reception there.

if you remember the Boat that was next to the Shawsheen River at the K of C parking lot, or Rocky Hintons Speed Shop. how about Franny's Diner next to Sams Store?

How about the laundrymat?

You remember when there was a swimming pool in front of Motel Caswell.

I do, I think they filled it win when they add the "Hot Tubs" to the rooms....lol

Does anyone remember the Red Roof on 38 across from Chandler Street?

Lorraine, you have to be from Tewksbury to remember the Red Roof. Do you remember the Tewksbury Cabins and the gas station on the same block? Do you remember that the Eastern Mass Bus stopped at the corner coming from Lowell?

If you remember:
.....Strang's Egg Farm near Revere Road.
.....when Roy's Barber Shop was at the corner of Oliver Road.
....Pizza at "The Oaks".
....Skating on the pond (now filled in) at the end of Lloyd Road.
....when the town library was a tiny room in Town Hall.
...getting polio shots at a public clinic on the Town Common.
Then you have been around Tewksbury for a long time.

My wife remembers:
.... the "Humpty Dumpty Tree" at the end of Euclid Road.
.... the car in the middle of 'Smith Pond".
.... Pie Trainor's french fries.

Hey, can anyone remember when the Brown Street Bridge was still functioning?

I remember the Drive in. Car load of my friends and the rolling lot. I think the price per car was around $1.25. The batting cages, mini golf and go-carts as planes took off and landed at the airport. I took my first plane ride out of TEWMAC. Wow, showing my age! :) Those were the good old days!

Lorraine, You make me tired just thinking about walking all that way. But, I used to walk to the old high school from the middle of Marshall Street everyday. And in the evening after basketball practice. Rain, Snow, Sleet and what have you. A friend and I were sitting on the stone wall in front of the Red Roof one day in the winter. The bus dropped off a woman and she walked in front of the bus and was hit by a car. I can still see her go up in the air, it was terrible! Do you remember anything about that?

Isn't anyone updating this any more? It was fun reminiscing.

There is a group on Facebook now.

Does any one remember Mr.Kelly who ran the gas station by the Red Roof,he always was neat as a pin and always wore a bow tie.

Where was the best place to watch the submarine races?