No Lane Like Sherran Lane

The history of an almost hidden, one-block street in Phoenix, Arizona, and the memories of some who live or once lived on "the Lane" and made it the special place it is. "Fred writes lovingly about his street and the fascinating and important people he knew as neighbors, people who read like a Who's Who in Phoenix during the mid-20th century, when it transitioned from a city of some 50,000 to what it is today. His story takes us from Sherran Lane's beginnings in the 1930s right up to today....Every street has a story to tell but not every street has a storyteller. The history of this unique little street is now preserved forever. Reading about Fred's street just might make the rest of us pause and reflect back on the street where we live, or lived. Like Fred says, they all have stories." Marshall Trimble Arizona State Historian