Yes he was a Ryan and before Dennys he owned Ryans on 7th ave and 9th street He owned the house on McDonald Ave with the windmill onthe corner of Greenwood Ave
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4 comments:
Yes he was..his son Kevin now owns it.
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The name was listed in the recent Daily News (?) piece on things to do in Kensington. Or was it the Post? And yes I believe it was a Ryan.
Yes he was a Ryan and before Dennys he owned Ryans on 7th ave and 9th street He owned the house on McDonald Ave with the windmill onthe corner of Greenwood Ave
I think it is still there; Kevin Ryan took it over. I went to IHM with his brother, Michael Ryan. Yes, the house on Greenwood, with the windmill.
Danny Carrai - from 398 E. 5th Street
thanks for the memories
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