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In reply to the discussion: What neighborhood did you grow up in --city, rural, or suburbs? Mine is city until 8th grade. then suburbs. Culture [View all]OLDMDDEM
(2,895 posts)46. This community was all Czech and German. You spoke one or the other.
The town had two taverns one of which had a Friday night fish fry. It became world famous as people came from many countries and states for that event. By the way, you also spoke English.
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What neighborhood did you grow up in --city, rural, or suburbs? Mine is city until 8th grade. then suburbs. Culture [View all]
debm55
Jul 2025
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Town of 160 people in Nebraska. Bee, Nebraska. Sold ice cream at the post office.
OLDMDDEM
Jul 2025
#6
Thank you very much for sharing with us. greatauntoftriplets. It sounds like the perfect place to raise kids.
debm55
Jul 2025
#31
Lived on the west side of Detroit. Moved downriver, now we live in a rural area near the lake.
Srkdqltr
Jul 2025
#33
The Oakland section of Pittsburgh-urban row house. A very walkable neighborhood.
cloudbase
Jul 2025
#37
I am from SW of Pittsburgh. I live very near the old Century III mall Thank you for posting cloudbase. PS I live very
debm55
Jul 2025
#38
I lived in a rural area that was developed into a suburb. We went from potato farms and woods to tract housing...
NNadir
Jul 2025
#39
thank you NNagir. I see it around here too. Dairy farms and regular farms that we visited in girl scouts have turned
debm55
Jul 2025
#52
Thank you very much, sestina. That sounds so different then my suburbs that I lived in after 8 grade. My had no sidewalk
debm55
Jul 2025
#47
Thank you Emile, I considered mine a city But it was a small city located next to a Steel Mill.Thank you for sharing.
debm55
Jul 2025
#56
Rural. I grew up in a very small community on a lake connected to Lake Michigan in northern lower
catbyte
Jul 2025
#53
That sounds like a very nice place to live and grow up. Thank you very much for sharing with us, catbtye.
debm55
Jul 2025
#57
I agree with you BlueKota. Up the hill they are building an extension of the turnpike that would go from Pittsburgh to
debm55
Jul 2025
#58
Thank you very much , get the red out. Same here ----you had to have a car, no buses, no walking to store. So everyone
debm55
Jul 2025
#61
burbs. glendora ca . 25 mi east of la on old route 66. then to sonora ca , late 1984, then to tic toc base in 2005
AllaN01Bear
Jul 2025
#62
Thank you very much for sharing with us, Bear, You have lived in a lot of places.
debm55
Jul 2025
#63