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Photo courtesy of DAN ZADRA The Hilltop in the 1950s when Highway 10 was still the main road through the area. Zadra explained that, at the time, the Hilltop was a popular honky tonk and cars were often parked up and down the road. Cold beer, burgers, good country music and a small dance floor were the attractions in those days.

Photo courtesy of DAN ZADRA The Hilltop in the 1950s when Highway 10 was still the main road through the area. Zadra explained that, at the time, the Hilltop was a popular honky tonk and cars were often parked up and down the road. Cold beer, burgers, good country music and a small dance floor were the attractions in those days.

December 2, 2017

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Historic Hilltop hideaway reopens
December 2, 2017 2 a.m.

Historic Hilltop hideaway reopens

KINGSTON — Tradition and history are taken incredibly serious here in the Silver Valley. As an area with enormous amounts of both, this shouldn’t be much of a surprise. Some of these traditions can be seen as good, and some can be seen as bad. Same with the history — some good and some bad.