Our beloved"flat" flooded many years as flood control by the US. Corps of Engineers of Sandy Creek hadn't occured yet..The Acme was long gone when I was a kid so 1936,2 years before I was born, could be right............But the picture really gets me because of the TAVERN sign on the other side of the tracks...The building's gone but it became Carmella's Restaurant,a neat, popular place the whole town ate and drank in from the end of the 40's to the early 60's..The bar was on Long Avenue with the restaurant behind it. The door to the restaurant was along the tracks..In the early 50's the most popular meal was the spagetti dinner for .65 cents and the shrimp dinner for what looked wildly expensive at $1.25..I was 12 or 13 .And OMG,once a month,in the early 50's, they ran a special with 2 spagetti dinners for $1.00.If my folks went out of town they gave me a dollar and I ate BOTH dinners and then staggered up Long avenue.....