55 going to 68 I don't have to worry about sunburns, I have an olive complexion, like my dad, two sisters are fair-skinned like mom though, can't go out...
The Nathan Hale Homestead was the home of the family of State Hero, Nathan Hale. Constructed in 1776, the current house is the second dwelling built on the...
In 1860, just as work on his home neared completion, Foster Mark Kirksey's plans to have one of the South's most splendid plantation homes were ended by the...
I posted a picture of little Miss Hailey with her Father. Dennis had to sign up for his last enlistment in the Navy and Miss Hailey went with her parents...
This is one of Sheri's photos of the Jackson County Bank. I requested permission to use the photo and someone came back to me and asked where it would be...
This is the most georgeous Castle Ihave ever toured. Some of the rooms were copied from the English Castles in England. The main hall was designed after...
Reminder from: seekingourtwigs Yahoo! Group http://groups.yahoo.com/group/seekingourtwigs/cal Sheri's birthday Tuesday February 8, 2011 All Day (This event...
The Castle Legend states that the explorer Jean Ribaut brought with him a jester, a dwarf named Gauche. He`s been sighted walking on the shadowy grounds of the...
New site, something like Cindy's List but offering everything that is free. Includes your Trails Sheri. Some states are listed, but not all, it is a site...
This picture is just a small selection of the many sculptures at Brookgreen. Originally, what is now Brookgreen Gardens was four rice plantations. The...
Needed some Holiday Spirit on this site. Will put up something from the Brookfield Gardens in S.C. at another time. Holidays are more important. Merry...
Atalaya Castle, also known as Atalaya, was the winter home of industrialist and philanthropist Archer M. Huntington and his wife, the sculptor Anna Hyatt...
We toured the Horton House Ruins several years ago, while camping on Jekyll Island. What facinated me was the materials used in building the house. It was...
During the summer of 1953, when we were stationed in Charleston, we used to go to the Pavillion for dancing on a Saturday evening. We had a few couples that...
During the last 1920's and early to mid 1940's, because of the Great depression, in order to get work, many men worked on the Railroad. Many of them were...
I was thinking today about the terrible devastation in the Mid West and West from storms, flooding, wild fires etc. It's bad enough to find your home gone...
Earline, don't know if you know about this site. So far, they seem to be centered on Ontario. The have other areas, like Quebec, New Brunswick and Nova...
I know there are a few stitchers of cloth here. I love to go to visit and browse the photos at this group. It is called 'stitchin fingers' and work is...
Today is #askarchivists day on Twitter. You can ask archivists on twitter about anything to do with archives; restoring, digitizing, preserving etc.and your...
I chose this one for this month because Sheri likes hauntings and Pawley's Island has many ghost stories. Pawley's Island was just one of the stops for...
Sheri, I'm glad your nephew is okay. I don't use mailing lists or maybe I do and don't realize it. I get email notification from groups and newsletters....
This is the Capt. Benjamin House, in Stratford, Conn. Capt. Benjamin was one of the founding members of the Town and lived here until he later moved to...
Norma, I thought you might be interested in this, the newspapers are from 1809 to 1919 and they're search-able! Sent on the TELUS Mobility network with...
