Tabor Farm

George Daugirdas wrote:

Mr. A and alma adamkus are my uncle and aunt. My brother Marius and I grew up at the resort.Lots of great memories, There were softball and volleyball games between staff and guests,parties and great friendhips

Is Andy K your cousin? We became friend after Tabor Farm visits and I've lost track of him. Would love to get
Back in touch: jacydd@ Comcast.net

The only thing you missed was The pop corn machine was in the room with the juck bos and the running water od the damn as you went down where we had the weenie roast!

Gene Kohl wrote:

I have 10 very old post cards from Tabor Farm. All in excellent condition. Anyone interested in them?

If you still have them, I am very interested. Our family went to Tabor Farm in the late 1940's, early 1950's. We don't seem to have any photos left. Contact me with any details. Thanks.

Paul New youk wrote:

The only thing you missed was The pop corn machine was in the room with the juck bos and the running water od the damn as you went down where we had the weenie roast!

Yes! Amazing how vivid those memories are after all these years.

Patricia Buard wrote:

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If you still have them, I am very interested. Our family went to Tabor Farm in the late 1940's, early 1950's. We don't seem to have any photos left. Contact me with any details. Thanks.

Depending on condition I am Rey invested.

I am fortunate in that i actually do have many photos and video of Tabor Farm, one i have which is kind of sad is going thru the resort about 3 years after it closed down and before it was torn down, at that point i still had hope it would re-open but it was not to be, if i win a lottery, i will buy the land and re-create the place. I remember the hay rides, Vic hated giving them, once we were out of sight of the resort, he would drive around the block about 60mph, stop once to yell at us about throwing hay, and then bring us back.....he was a nice guy but a bit quirky.