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Shopping & Dining
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Parkway Village / Hickory Hill
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1980s
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Round the
Corner Restaurant in the Mall of Memphis.
They served about 20 varieties of gourmet
burgers with great french fries and desserts.
You would enter the restaurant and sit down to
look at the menu. When you were ready to
order, you would pick up the telephone at your
table, and they would take your order over the
phone. When your order was ready, they
would buzz your table and you would go up to get
your order. There were also locations in
Germantown (on Poplar where Kinko's is now) and
in the Laurelwood Shopping Center in East
Memphis (where Rafferty's is now).
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In Parkway Village the Corner Pocket
Pool Hall and Happy Days Amusement were next
to Coleman's Barbeque! The Parkway
Village Cinema had midnight concerts.
Wooddale High School played Sheffield High
School. The Church Yard and the
Schlitz Brewery were on Raines. One of
the very first McDonald's with the Golden
Arches was on Perkins and there was a TG&Y
dime store at Perkins and Knight Arnold.
There was a small airport where Wooddale
School is now and who can forget Audubon
Park in the late 70’s--thousands of people
and one big party.

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