Cherry Hill Drive In Ice Cream

Cherry Hill Memories

If you grew up in the area, please leave a note on one of your memories from going to Cherry Hill on our contact page when you get the chance, or in the 'How'd you here about us' section if you are signing up to our newsletter.

I want to thank Mel at Calvary United Methodist Church for the free advertising. I took this picture in March. I happened to be driving by and saw this sign. Then I had to go back with my camera. Thanks again!

Charles Giebler - Florence, Colorado

I grew born and raised in the area, graduated from Northwestern in 1978, I left the area in 1980, I own and operate the Charles Anthony Funeral Home in Florence Colorado, also Mainstreet Grille, and Bakery, and Smashing Good Guitars, I serve as the president of our local Chamber of Commerce, and have a position on City Council. I work hard, and have accomplished a bit. But NOTHING has ever been as good as our weekly trips to Cherry Hill Drive Inn. I brag about your establishment every chance I get. It's the most awesome "MEMORIES OF HOME". Thank You!!!!

Wayne Hanft - Jacksonville, Fl.

When we were kids we would ride bikes from Albion to West Springfield in the summertime and stop at cherry hill for a cone.

Sheila Hillard - Albion, Pa

When I was a teen I rode my horse there and hitched her to the hitching post that used to be out back. My cousin and I would get fries and icecream. Once, my horse ate my fries when I wasn't looking, so I had to order more. I worked there when I turned 18.

Linda Hollister Chromik - Northeast, Pa.

This is really nice! My Mom and Dad (Lloyd & Gladys Hollister) were the first owners of the Cherry Hill Drive In. I worked there in the mid-60s and have wonderful memories of the special customers that would come from all over - many Ohio residents would take the drive on Sundays to get Dad's extra-thick milkshakes and meals. Mom and Dad would both be proud to see what the present owners have done to the place and to see that it has gone on-line for advertising now. I gotta tell you, I miss Dad's Pizza Burgers. Anyone else remember them? Take care, Linda

Edythe Furmage - Ashtabula, Oh.

I never feel as great as I do when I am at Cherry Hill. When I was young we lived in Kellogsville and My grampa and gramma would take the grandkids to Cherry Hill once and awhile. My favorite memory of all time was when my grampa took me to the LeAnn Rimes concert and we got to stop for ice-cream on the way there, and on the way back! I am now 22 years old and whenever I get the chance to take anyone there, I do. Anyone who enjoys it there feels the same way I do....No matter what mood you are in, when you get the corner, you cant help but smile and have fun. Thanks Kurt and Cherry Hill staff for making that corner such a wonderful summer stop!!!

Charlene Taylor - Seguin, Tx.

I grew up west of Cherry Hill on Ackery Rd. I am the youngest Daughter of Norman and Josephine Taylor. I graduated from Northwestern H.S. in 1966. Cherry Hill Drive In was always a special place to go for a Treat of Ice Cream. Thanks for a chance to Remember the past.

Garry R. Knapp - Henderson, Nv.

I was raised in Cherry Hill back in the 40's. My parents were Eugene & Thelma Knapp. The farm at the top of the hill west of 6n. The third home on the right. Your place was a small grocery and gas station. Mom managed it at one time. My fondest memories were the people who lived there and of course the picnic grounds and dance hall.

Tracy (Eaton) McDowell - Winter Springs,Fl.

I grew up on Cherrry Hill rd . The Cherry Hill Drive Inn was the only place to get an ice cream cone back then.

Kurt Geer - Owner

My special memory from 2007 was when a gentleman ( I may not remember your name but If you are a regular I try to remember what you order ) from Conneaut, Oh. had a heart attack ( that's not the special part ). I waited on the gentleman and went back into the office and some other customers started hollering for me to call 911. I did , they came and he went. We didn't hear anything about him, about a month later he came back and bought one of our tee shirts that have our logo and Food and Ice Cream to Die for. He just cracked up when he saw them and had to have one. His wife said the day he had the heart attack his tee-shirt said Dead Men's Chest on it and the EMT drivers saved the emblem on it after they cut the tee shirt off and gave it to her.

Carol Frombach Cox
Wilmington

I grew up on Cherry Hill Rd. It was always a treat to walk all the way up there and get ice cream and the pizza burgers were the best, still wonder where I can get those pizza burgers when the Hollister's owned the stand! Yes, Linda, I remember them:) I still visit when I am home in the summer:):):)