Langen

, Mark Speaker (guest) wrote 10 years ago:

#500 A-2 in L/T was such a beautiful place to live, the wooden floors, all the friends, the paths back into the woods, the Waldsee, hitch-hiking to Rhine-Main. We were only there for 1 yr 68-9, we was at 12 Dusseldorfer Strasse Russelshiem, about 4 miles from the base from 66-8, the Wiesers were our landlords,............great people!!!

Langen Terrace Housing, sandra dorsey (guest) wrote 10 years ago:

Hubby and I lived in Langen Terrace housing in the 1980's. IN fact, we lived on next to the store (co op as it was once called)..and attached to the heat plant..2 small bedrooms, living/dining area together like a studio ..small but nice kitchen..Nice bath..Down stairs our own washer/dryer..and a small backyard..Loved it there..

Langen Terrace Housing, AF Brat (guest) wrote 10 years ago:

l lived in Langen Terrace from 1958 -1962. We were the first ones to live in our apartment as the housing was brand new. It was one of the small 4 units buildings..508 (?) Apt A- 3) . It was in the middle section backing up to the trees on the right side of the entrance road. That definitely was a baseball field. We used to buy treats in the shopette and climb on top the dugouts which was forbidden. I can remember the German guard post just as you turned the corner. At that time, there was nothing built around it/ It was all farmers' fields. On the entrance road from the highway, there was still a bombed out house from the war.

Langen Terrace Housing, Damian Smith wrote 11 years ago:

Just basketball and football that all we did back in langen

Langen Terrace Housing, Damian Smith wrote 11 years ago:

Lol not true because we didn't even played on the baseball field the tennis court was on the other side of the baseball field