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After all that shoveling, you deserve a Nutty Buddy

By adamg on Sat, 02/26/2022 - 2:56pm
Old Seymour's sign in Port Norfolk

Seymour's, maker of Nutty Buddies and other cold treats, was based at Dorchester's Port Norfolk. They're long gone (closed in the 1980s), but as Justin Thompson shows us, their sign is once again visible from at least the northbound side of the Expressway.

The Dorchester Historical Society has more on Charles "Buddy" Seymour and his factory on Ericsson Street, next to where the Boston Winery is now.

Neighborhoods: 
Dorchester
Topics: 
History
Free tagging: 
Port Norfolk
Ericsson Street


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By The Fox 915 on Sat, 02/26/2022 - 3:23pm.

Seymour's made great ice cream. They had their own brand label as well as supplying all of the local supermarket brand labels, Finest a.k.a. First National Supermarkets, Capital, Supreme markets that then became Purity Supreme as well as all sorts of novelty items. It was all Seymour's ice cream. Good memories and still have the love handles to prove it. Now it's all Good with Hood.

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By Iwuzzn'tthere on Sat, 02/26/2022 - 3:57pm.

First National Stores

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By Snewzing on Sat, 02/26/2022 - 7:28pm.

Alas… see no more

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By tachometer on Sat, 02/26/2022 - 3:33pm.

The port rats would make a point of tellin' you you're wrong.

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By adamg on Sat, 02/26/2022 - 4:21pm.

Fixed.

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By BostonDog on Sat, 02/26/2022 - 3:37pm.

That now exposes the sign.

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By anon on Sat, 02/26/2022 - 4:40pm.

Other billboard ads, which have alternated between Venezia and the Boston Winery. https://goo.gl/maps/GGSD6A6ex1uXGqeA7

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By anon on Sat, 02/26/2022 - 4:13pm.

Thanks for the pic. Nice to see more of Seymours.

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