Gone But Not Forgotten returns to the Rapid City Public Library Podcast this spring!
This time we are shining the spotlight on Black Hills restaurants that are no longer in business but still fondly remembered!
In this episode: Dianna Meeker's recollections of Castle Café and Railhead Restaurant; Thea Ryan's memories of Daisy Dell, Randy's Pizza Barrel, and the Landmark Restaurant; Cyndi Canfield speaks about Smiley's House of Pizza; Adrian Ludens shares about Remington's; and Bob Adams talks about Windows and the Landmark.
Interviews conducted by Adrian Ludens. Dianna Meeker's recollections read by Baylee Schultz. Thea Ryan's recollections read by Kim Baumberger.
Music: Paper Planes "Autumn Town", Danpun "Happy to Be Happy", and Mooveka "Happy to See You Again". Used by permission.
If you owned, managed, worked at, or were a frequent patron of a "gone but not forgotten" Black Hills restaurant, we'd love to hear from you! Contact us at aludens@rcplib.org to set up and interview. You can also write and email your memories and one of our librarians will read it on your behalf.
Gone But Not Forgotten returns to the Rapid City Public Library Podcast this spring!
This time we are shining the spotlight on Black Hills restaurants that are no longer in business but still fondly remembered!
In this episode: Dianna Meeker's recollections of Castle Café and Railhead Restaurant; Thea Ryan's memories of Daisy Dell, Randy's Pizza Barrel, and the Landmark Restaurant; Cyndi Canfield speaks about Smiley's House of Pizza; Adrian Ludens shares about Remington's; and Bob Adams talks about Windows and the Landmark.
Interviews conducted by Adrian Ludens. Dianna Meeker's recollections read by Baylee Schultz. Thea Ryan's recollections read by Kim Baumberger.
Music: Paper Planes "Autumn Town", Danpun "Happy to Be Happy", and Mooveka "Happy to See You Again". Used by permission.
If you owned, managed, worked at, or were a frequent patron of a "gone but not forgotten" Black Hills restaurant, we'd love to hear from you! Contact us at aludens@rcplib.org to set up and interview. You can also write and email your memories and one of our librarians will read it on your behalf.