The Sugar Bowl Component
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The Pullman brothers, Gust and Leo, operated the Sugar Bowl at 26 Webster from 1920 to 1965, having come to North Tonawanda in 1911 and worked for their cousins, the Yianilos brothers until they could afford to buy the business. A re-creation of their popular soda fountain and candy shop will be part of the Lumber City History Center. This photo is believed to be from the 1920s period. |
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Interior view of the candy counter area in the Sugar Bowl. |
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Gust Pullman preparing for Valentine's Day customers. |
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Gust Pullman at the soda fountain. |
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Gust Pullman preparing Easter candy for the season. |
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Opening a candy mold at Easter time. |
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Above: Cover of a Sugar Bowl menu Below: inside of the menu |
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This a picture from the early 1900's of the Pullman Brothers, Zeffery Brothers, Yianilos Brothers, some Pullmans from Buffalo, plus some others that worked at the stores. |