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Bygone taverns of Union City, remembering the cold beer, live music, crowds - and danger
Layden's Restaurant was a pretty nondescript business in Union City's late 1970s landscape. A white, two-story, house-like structure with a slight tilt, it stood along North Main Street, bookended by the railroad tracks and a gas station where the Union City branch of the Corry Federal Credit Union now stands. But for those...
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