Debbie Reynolds came to Binghamton in 1962 to help sell Karl Shoes
Binghamton had a Family Bargain Center in the 1960's. The chain was run by Harry Karl. To help sell shoes, he brought his wife here — Debbie Reynolds.
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Binghamton had a Family Bargain Center in the 1960's. The chain was run by Harry Karl. To help sell shoes, he brought his wife here — Debbie Reynolds.
Binghamton had a Family Bargain Center in the 1960's. The chain was run by Harry Karl. To help sell shoes, he brought his wife here — Debbie Reynolds.
The groundbreaking was held recently for the restoration of the Endicott Johnson Victory Factory in Johnson City as apartments and commercial space.
The Sugar Bowl candy store opened on Binghamton's Court Street in 1905 but last lasted less than a decade because of legal and financial issues.
Ezra Richards was an eccentric local resident in the late 19th and early 20th centuries. His story became even more interesting after he died in 1910.