This Saturday Jan the 23rd is Cordelia Knott's 120th birthday so I thought a post was in order to acknowledge the woman whose chicken dinners made ghost town possible. Happy Birthday Cordelia!
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8 comments:
Very nice. You beat me to it. Time to make a donation to the Cordelia Knott Wellness Foundation in Orange.
This Year is Cordelia's 120 Birthday. Buena Park Library and the Author of "Cordelia Knott Pioneering Business Woman" are having a Birthday Celebration in Cordelia's memory. The time is 3PM on Saturday, January 23rd at the Buena Park Library. Birthday cake will be provided by Knott's Berry Farm.
Hey: Great to hear about the Birthday for Mrs Knott. I will see if my horse and I can be there. We did get the Cordelia Knott Book at Knotts Berry Farm. It is a neat story, I recommend it to all Knotts Fans.
The old Cowboy
OMG! Christiane Salts actually dressed up as Cordelia Knott but ended up looking like an old bag lady who handed out birthday cake to a bunch of six year olds! Too surreal for words. Embarrasing doesn't begin to describe it.
This is an insult to the Knott Family.
Well, I went to the 120th Birthday Party for Mrs Knott at the BP Library it was fantistic. Around 120 local residents were treated to a terriffic protrayal of Cordelia Knott. The event was a fine example of local history being made real.
Knott's Fan
Knott's no longer good for employment, they cuts everyone's status like from Part Time to Causual.
Stay away from Knott's!!!
Knott's Berry Farm is a Great Place to visit and work at. I near the "Farm." Many of my friends work there some for many years. Knott's continues to be a terriffic place. A bit of history and a good place to work.
The Old Cowboy
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