Johnson’s Barber Shop …
Someone had made a comment earlier about Johnson’s Barber Shop, that was one of the shops at the corner of 12th Avenue and Gonzalez Street and I dug this one out. This is me getting a hair cut by either Mr. Johnson or Mr. Helms … I do not know which one. This is not my first hair-cut because I was really crying in that photo. I have it somewhere around here and I will post it when I find it … everyone will get a good laugh, because I am really crying!! You would think I am really in pain or was being beaten. Notice the board that they have me sitting on…how many of you there ever sat on this board and had your hair cut? I bet quite a few of you readers out there. Also, look at the reflections in the mirror … they must have been very busy on this day. Thanks for looking … Frank
Written by Frank Hardy
September 5, 2012 at 7:12 pm
Posted in 1950's, East Hill, Twelfth Avenue
Tagged with East Hill, Johnson's Barber Shop, Pensacola
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Mr Helms usually cut my hair. Mr Johnson cut my brother’s. I remenber that board to this day
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Dave Wheeler
June 28, 2016 at 4:08 pm
I cannot remember the board, but I can see Mr Johnson and Mr Helms like it was yesterday. Didn’t I meet you at the downtown post office one morning and we stood around and talked for fifteen or twenty minutes? You are the musician … Thanks for commenting – Frank
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Frank Hardy
July 1, 2016 at 2:30 pm
It was good seeing this one.Mr Helms cut my hair when i was a puppy.Loved to fish and could really make seafood gumbo that was second to none
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Frank Hughey
November 13, 2012 at 12:09 am
Thanks for for the comment, Frank. I can still see that barber shop like it was yesterday. I have often wondered what happened to Mr. Johnson or Floyd Helms … I have a movie of me getting my first hair cut and all I did was cry. At some point I want to get all of these movies that my father made converted into DVD’s, but I will have to win the lottery first since it is so expensive to have done. Thanks again for commenting and please check back … Frank
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Frank Hardy
November 14, 2012 at 8:41 am