Google didn’t turn up anything when I searched for this club, but I did see an article from 1965 in the Kingsport Times-News that indicated about 4,000 people filed in to attend a Kingsport Riding Club Horse Show at J. Fred Johnson Stadium.
I wish I did. I worked at Holston Drive In (which was located around 3500 Ft. Henry Drive) and, once or twice, at the Golden Dip, which was across from the Masonic Hall in Litz Manor. I found the Golden Dip sign discarded in Highland. There’s a picture of it posted here https://wordpress.com/post/boblawrenceskingsport.com/256
Bob, I remember the Horse Shows at J. Fred Johnson. As I recall, it was because of them that all of us who played football for Dobyns-Bennett were required to get annual tetanus shots.
Do you have any pictures of the holston drive in or the golden dip
I wish I did. I worked at Holston Drive In (which was located around 3500 Ft. Henry Drive) and, once or twice, at the Golden Dip, which was across from the Masonic Hall in Litz Manor. I found the Golden Dip sign discarded in Highland. There’s a picture of it posted here https://wordpress.com/post/boblawrenceskingsport.com/256
My mom is dorothy brookshire . We really don’t any pictures of the restaurants I was hoping you had something . Thanks david sage.
Just wondering do you have the physical address of the big Indian when it was on memorial boulevard and pictures. Plus Abe’s pie shop building
Google Earth puts the address at 3849 Memorial Blvd. I don’t have pix of the original configuration of the building. Thank you for commenting!
Bob, I remember the Horse Shows at J. Fred Johnson. As I recall, it was because of them that all of us who played football for Dobyns-Bennett were required to get annual tetanus shots.