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A typical Sante

Fe workmans

home. These were

found all along

the Sante Fe of

adobe mostly.

Note the Mexican

babies.

Street scene in Jaurez, Mexico.

Taken on our "stop over" in El Paso,

Texas, Dec., night of 23rd.

Mexicans selling strange looking

foods in street in front of me.

Bad looking neighbor town, - a

disgrace to civilization.

A little…

Hatchards Mrs Porter

Mother, Chas. and I left

Miami at same time.

Carried a picnic lunch,

Crings, Mrs Thomas and the

Niebaur (of New York)

went as far as Ft Lauderdale

with us. There we enjoyed

another lunch together,

in…

Front of card:

City Park Auto Camp - Decatur, Ill.


Camped in this my pretty

park in the little city of

Decatur. Oh, how it rained,

thundered and lightning'd in

the night. In the log house

in background, Abraham

Lincoln…

Front of card: Abraham Lincoln Springfield, Ill. home

This house was the home

of Abraham Lincoln for a

good many years. Three

sons were born to Mr and Mrs

Lincoln here, one of whom died

in childhood. The lady who

opened the door…

Taken Mch 8 -24 when we

accompanied the Sargents of

Columbus, Oh. to Cataline

I'd on the steamship Avalon

This scene was snapped

while we were motoring about

"seeing things" on the famous

Island, and just after Wm Wriggley

his…

One time home of

Great Grandmother Sarah

Hursey, whose first

husband was Jacob [crossed out] John

Kreager. Their children

were 1. Jacob - who was the

father of Mrs Allie Snyder,

(dressed in black in photo)

2 - Elizabeth…

We camped one night

at Turkey Run, in

Western Indiana, where

Chas. Cring had told us

we would find

things of interest

Front of picture:

Bridge at Turkey Run - Ind

Another scene in the

Cring yard in Indianapolis

in May 1922.

In this photo Mr Hatchard

stepped in front of me.

In the other one Chas

did the same thing -

Looks like a plan to

keep me out of the

picture, tho it was…

This photo was taken

about May 20th 1922,

at the home of Chas.

Cring, Indianapolis

where with the Hatchards

we spent four happy days.

One day all of us were

invited to Ind [crossed out] Muncie

Ind, the fourth

day, to visit…