Matt64
4 posts
Jan 01, 2013
6:10 AM
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Anyone know of a bar called The Hitching Post that was in Dayton in the 1960's? If so, where was it located? Any info would be appreciated.
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supersix
99 posts
Jan 01, 2013
2:25 PM
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130 S. Main St.
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Kkelly
1 post
Jan 01, 2013
4:23 PM
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Wow, hung out there 1975-78. Rick Condi was owner, maybe his Dad. Rick was a wannabe boxer. Think his brother was killed at Eisenhauer's bar. Both in old North Dayton. Think Brandt and Findlay for HP, or a house North of there.
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supersix
100 posts
Jan 02, 2013
6:54 AM
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These are probably 2 different Hitching Posts. Would Matt64 have a general location?
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Last Edited by on Jan 02, 2013 7:45 AM
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Matt64
5 posts
Jan 04, 2013
7:10 PM
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I think it was the S Main St one. A friend of mine said his grandfather owned it in the 60's-70's, and he was looking for some info anyone might have. I do not know his grandfather's name. I told him about this site and thought I would ask around. Thanks.
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cilla46
134 posts
Jan 06, 2013
2:24 PM
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Kkelly~I don't know anything about the bar but in the 60's I used to go to Rick and Linda Condi's house a lot with my ex-husband.They had a little girl named Patti
I remember that Linda's aunt Marj wrote a column for the Journal Herald News everyday.
There were many,many poker games at Rick's house back in the day and my ex never missed any of them.
My ex father-in-law spent his time at Eisenhauer's !
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copson
3 posts
Jan 20, 2013
10:29 AM
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Hey matt64, The hitching post was on salem ave.. my sister had a boyfriend that was a bartender there.. he was arrested for trafficking drugs out of the bar. this actually happend in the early eighties.Thank's for that memory...
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Kelly
4 posts
Feb 06, 2013
5:40 PM
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There was and think still is "Walt's Hitching Post"..they served fabulous smoked ribs..they were across the river from Cincinnati, over in Covington,Ky.
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