Last Hurrah for Hara

[Nan and Sandy Sanders]

What is sad is in 1976 when I first went to Hamvention and for years 
after, it was a nice place good pavement on the parking lot, nicely 
cared for buildings. Parking was on the grass on the north and East 
sides of the building ( short walk). Then the last of the original 
owners died and from then on all the money went to the lawyers for 
the heirs who were fighting over who got the biggest piece of the pie.
      Sandy
      WB5MMB


At 06:08 PM 9/27/2020, Rob Seastrom wrote:

>To recap, the Hara Arena, longtime home of the Dayton Hamvention 
>closed in 2016 and was hit by a tornado in 2018, thus removing any 
>doubt (as if there ever was any) about whether the closure would be 
>temporary or permanent.
>
>It is now being torn down.
>
><https://www.springfieldnewssun.com/what-to-know/photos-one-last-look-inside-hara-arena-before-it-is-demolished/QRORXLJXBVD2TORRWH6HSQT2PA/>https://www.springfieldnewssun.com/what-to-know/photos-one-last-look-inside-hara-arena-before-it-is-demolished/QRORXLJXBVD2TORRWH6HSQT2PA/
>
>-r
>
>
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