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A night of South Shore history

Published: October 26, 2013  By: admin, In: Grab Bag,  4 Comments
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Do you remember Oliver’s casino or the tree in the middle of Highway 50 or the first high school at South Shore?

Several long-time residents will be looking back on local history Nov. 12 at 7pm in the lodge of Camp Richardson.

The Lake Tahoe Historical Society is putting on the event. Cost is $3 for non-members, no charge for members.

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  1. Remember very well says - Posted: October 27, 2013

    I came to Tahoe in 1945, and remember all of those mentioned, did all of my schooling at Tahoe and remember all of Tahoe’s growth since.
    Tahoe used to be the most Beautiful place in the world, but has changed I am sad to say for the worst.

  2. Know Bears says - Posted: October 27, 2013

    I hope someone makes a video of the evening and makes it available to those who cannot attend.

  3. cosa pescado says - Posted: October 27, 2013

    Definately broadcast and record that. You can put it up on ustream for free streaming.

  4. slim says - Posted: October 28, 2013

    Sure hope they will broadcast this.
    I played a lot of
    poker with the above mentioned ‘Oliver’ with Barney O.
    who owned Barney’s casino (now CVS) as you all know.
    Wonder what they would think of this 3 dollar charge
    tacked on to have someone speak of their ‘history’?