Plan your next event at The Good ol' Days House:

"The Good ol' Days house", built in 1928, offers an authentic-nostalgic experience for your next event. Capture new memories while taking a step back in time to remember those good ol' days.

You'll spend hours in amazement at all the nostalgic items for years gone by. You may never want to leave.

Tanner and I looking out the window at the snow.

Melanie,

We all made it home safely and we've had time to get back to our "normal" routines. I just wanted to drop you a line and again thank you for your kindness and generosity. You gave my husband and I a chance to make some wonderful memories with two of our daughters and their families. Since we were lucky enough to spend almost a week at 914, it will now always feel like "home".

You have paid such great attention to detail in how you have decorated this wonderful house. Your passion for the house shows in every nook & cranny. On the last day, when it snowed, I loved being able to show my grandkids how neat it is to have radiators to warm up your wet gloves.  And to see them having fun going up and down the stairs which is a little thing but something that Florida kids often don't get to experience. To Ken and I teaching our son-in-laws how to play Parcheesi, which is a board game that we remembered but they had never played. We got the time to play games and just have fun.

We explored all the old toys and games under the tree and got to warn them of the dangers of playing too hard with the Slinky because we remembered how easy it was to get them tangled and how they then became unusable. They all loved the bowling game in the basement and I enjoyed feeding my 4 month old granddaughter while sitting in the very comfortable old barber chair. So many memories and it's all thanks to you.

How did the open house go? I hope the two ladies, that we met, got a chance to come back to enjoy it. We sang it's praises and I think they were anxious to see it. Meeting you was a treat. You have such a big heart and a delightful personality. I'm sure that 914 will be a success and that a lot of families will be making their own memories in it. I mentioned it at work and someone said that I should send her the info because this year she wants to visit Pennsylvania and the house sounds great.

Hopefully we'll be able to keep up with the progress of the house and stay in touch.

Very Thankfully, Mary & Ken Jomisko
Also:
Nick & Amanda Mavrikas - Crystal, Hailey & Landen Mavrikas - Casey & Sarah Martin - Tanner & Haven Martin

p.s. The picture is of Tanner and I looking out the window at the snow. Ken woke me up at 6:00 a.m. on the 31st to tell me it was snowing. We sat on the edge of the bed and watched the snow fall in the dark with the wind
blowing it around. Nighttime snow is my favorite and the memory will stay in my mind for as long as I can hold it there.