I used to work at an ice cream store in West Caldwell, and one day a woman tried to bring her toy poodle into the store with her. That's the kind of town West Caldwell is.
There's a historical marker planted in the parking lot outside #687. I always wondered what could be so significant about a parking lot in West Caldwell. Apparently, it was the site of store that was opened in 1798 and was razed in 1968. Definitely something to check out for all of you interested in the minutiae of New Jersey history.
And speaking of parking lots, here's another one, the one owned by Panera Bread, #804. This is not a historical parking lot, at least not for most people. For me it is - I got my first kiss in this parking lot. I could probably even tell you which parking space I was standing in.
I used to work at an ice cream store in West Caldwell, and one day a woman tried to bring her toy poodle into the store with her. That's the kind of town West Caldwell is.
There's a historical marker planted in the parking lot outside #687. I always wondered what could be so significant about a parking lot in West Caldwell. Apparently, it was the site of store that was opened in 1798 and was razed in 1968. Definitely something to check out for all of you interested in the minutiae of New Jersey history.
And speaking of parking lots, here's another one, the one owned by Panera Bread, #804. This is not a historical parking lot, at least not for most people. For me it is - I got my first kiss in this parking lot. I could probably even tell you which parking space I was standing in.
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