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North Pole ~ Preparing For A Busy Night
Posted on 23 December 2011 | No CommentsNot yet in full regalia, Santa spends December 23rd in his next to best coat and hat seeing to final details for the night ahead. -
Lewis Carroll ~ Hunting Of The Snark
Posted on 21 December 2011 | No CommentsFrom one of our ancestors favorite stories. Lewis Carroll’s character – Henry Holiday in the Hunting of the Snark -
A Christmas Carol ~ 1843 First Edition
Posted on 20 December 2011 | No CommentsCharles Dickins book “A Christmas Carol” was first published in 1843 as seen in this image from the first edition. The story was wildly popular then and remains so today... -
Frans Hals Art ~ Week 35
Posted on 18 December 2011 | No CommentsWeekly presentation of art by great granduncle Frans Hals. Regentesses of the Old Mens Ams House 1664. -
Watson’s Matchless Cleanser
Posted on 17 December 2011 | No CommentsIt was easy to keep you home clean with the full cleaning maid staff in a box of Watson’s Matchless Cleanser. -
Malt Rainier ~ For Mothers Who Need Nourishment
Posted on 15 December 2011 | No CommentsSome advertisements of the early 1900’s must have been created by lunatics or at the least lowly money grubbers. Mothers who need more nourishment and strength — Drink Malt Rainier. -
Tombstones of John and Elizabeth Giles of Drewsteignton, Devonshire
Posted on 13 December 2011 | No CommentsThe tombstones of Jon and Elizabeth Giles located in my ancestral home of Drewsteignton, Devonshire. Their daughter Lydia is also listed on her mothers marker. Assumedly, they belonged to the... -
Frans Hals Art ~ Week 34
Posted on 11 December 2011 | No CommentsWeekly presentation of art by great granduncle Frans Hals. Portrait of a Woman. -
Waiting in Line ~ Sugar Rationing ~ WWII
Posted on 9 December 2011 | No CommentsA line of people wait to purchase some sugar during World War II. The lines always seemed to be long due to the rationing limits imposed on the product. -
Ladies Support War ~ WWII
Posted on 8 December 2011 | No CommentsFactories lost a large percentage of their employees during World War II when men enlisted in the military. They were replaced by housewives, secretaries and waitresses as seen in this...
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