Dr. Harry C. Silcox and Jack McCarthy have another facinating history in this week’s Northeast Times. I had some inkling of this story since I spent my first few years down on Plum and Wilmot Streets but they explain how all this developed. Read it all here. You have to roll down quite a bit since the Times online did not give them their own page.
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