The kitchen.
Behind the bar.
Veterans of Foreign Wars
The Armed Service seals.
VFW Luneta Post 52-World war 2 and Korean war veteran
VFW Luneta Post 52-The set up
VFW Luneta Post 52-Stockton's Mayor Silva
What it's all about.
The front door of VFW Post 52 looking from N. Center Street.
VFW Luneta Post 52-Pow from the Korean war
VFW Luneta Post 52- For the Men who served
I'm whooping some butt!
VFW Luneta Post 52- For the Men who served
VFW Luneta Post 52-Memorabilia
VFW Luneta Post 52- Paper
The artwork on the building itself is awesome.
VFW Luneta Post 52- Food deal.
VFW Luneta Post 52- picnic.
VFW Luneta Post 52-Hats
VFW Luneta Post 52-Vets
Tony A.
Jun 16, 2016
Located on the N/W corner of Center and Fremont street, inside the Civic Auditorium building. This Post is tiny in comparison to the other Post I've visited. But size is unimportant when it comes to matters of the heart. The bar is filled with Veterans playing the dice game liars while they sip on their favorite librations. The interior is dimly lit. The only light source is by way of the sunlight shining through the huge windows which overlook downtown Stockton. The kitchen is small. The hall is not separated by any walls or panels from the bar area and, you have to leave through the secure front door to visit the public restrooms outside in the hallway. But again. All the faults and dislikes of this Post don't mean a thing when you understand why it's here and what it's all about. Speaking for myself. The VFW's have been a church like sanctuary for me. A place where I can talk, socialize and interact with other Veterans because they're the only ones who get it. The ones who understand what it feels like to live and walk on a giant cuisinart each and every waking day.
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