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Visiting Across the Bay
Posted on 12 May 2013 | No CommentsWeekends and holidays were fine days to visit the beauty at the end of the peninsula. Depending on the tide, you could walk hand in hand with your girl on... -
Faces of the Great Depression ~ Hungry
Posted on 11 May 2013 | No CommentsFear, hunger, desperation: emotions of the Great Depression. -
Plumber Lights Match ~ Turns Into Cannonball
Posted on 6 May 2013 | No CommentsOgden, Utah Plumber, Brigham Ballantyne, turned into a human cannonball on the morning of 4 May 1913. Trying to see where he was going in an old sewer line, he... -
Ansel Adams ~ The Tetons
Posted on 3 May 2013 | No CommentsThere was a reason my ancestors loved the mountains. They are beautiful and have been part of the lives my family for generations. Ansel Adams captured the beauty of the... -
In Flanders Fields ~ Row Upon Row
Posted on 28 April 2013 | 1 CommentThe history of the Flanders Region of Belgium is full of histories of battles between nations. World War I saw especially violent battles the destroyed thousands of lives. John McCrae... -
World War I ~ Mass for Germans Before Battle
Posted on 27 April 2013 | No CommentsThe battle fields of war are full of young men wearing the uniform of their country wondering if their short lives will continue until the end of the day. Before... -
American Troops in Paris ~ August 1944
Posted on 21 April 2013 | No CommentsAfter years of war, the Allies freed France from the yoke of their German conquerors. That event was witnessed by hundreds of thousands as the American troops entered the city... -
The Toronto Exhibition of 1894
Posted on 14 April 2013 | No CommentsAdvertised as Canada’s Greatest Industrial Fair, the Toronto Fair of September 3 – 15th 1894 was advertised throughout North America and in Europe. We don’t see posters now that enjoy... -
Movie Matinee During World War I
Posted on 13 April 2013 | No CommentsMovie matinee’s were 25 cents at Havlin’s Theatre in Saint Louis during World War I. A dapper young man in knickers and polished shoes studies the advertisement for the movie... -
Historical Occupation ~ Handy Van
Posted on 6 April 2013 | No CommentsLike us, our ancestors worked in many occupations to support themselves and their families. Many of my ancestors were farmers but family supplemented their income selling ice that froze on...
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