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On the American Desert near the Mexican line just out of Yuma, Arz, Dec 24,1924. Front of picture: Bridge at Yuma, Arizona
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This postcard shows the image of a bridge that crosses the Big Walnut Creek in Galena, Ohio. Farm buildings can be seen in the background. If you have more information about this photograph, please contact the library at 740-965-3901 or history@yourcl.org.
Charter Member of the Galena Historic Foundation: John L. Bricker
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Wonderfully preserved bridge on National Rd west of Frederick, Md. Many of the century old bridges are in use on this road and look good for centuries to come.
Bridge Over St. John's River in Jacksonville
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Jacksonville Fla. Bridge over St Johns Riv raised to let steamer pass. Dec 22-'22
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Detouring after a borax mine somewhere (40 mi) beyond Searchlight, [crossed out] Las Vegas Nev. we found awful travelling for 7 mi down the rough and tumble bed of a dry stream Front of picture: Bridge over Virgin Riv, Nevada
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This picture was taken Aug 28, 1930, when we were enroute home from a trip to Va. and M'd. It is east of Berryville Virginia, In this house, called Audley, Nellie Custis-Lewis died. Why she left the splendid Mansion called "Woodlawn" close by Mt. Vernon I do not know. Washington was so pleased because his beloved step-granddaughter married his favorite nephew, Fielding Lewis he bestowed upon them 2500 acre, of his big plantation. I can't help wondering why they left it and went to Berryville, and this plain little house. It was said to be very lovely in the inside. I believe Nellie moved here after her husband died. Berryville is the home of ex Gov. Harry Byrd-Admiral Byrds ho. This is one of the greatest fruit sections in the U.S. I see it every once in a while- Aug 31 last time.
Brief History of the Home of Thomas Nelson, Yorktown, Virginia
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Yorktown, Va The home of Thomas Nelson a signer of the Declaration of Independence. Lord Cornwallis took it over for his headquarters when fighting in this section. He was living here at the time of his surrender. Gen Nelson ordered his soldiers to fire on it, even tho it was his home. Several bullets may be seen embedded in the walls. A woman of wealth has taken it on and restored it, as nearly as possible as in Colonial and Rev. War days. One dollar admission fee is charged. Proceeds go to charity. Not far from it is the Yorktown Monument. J. Cockrells and Wheatons visited Yorktown, Va. in Aug. 1914 This photo taken Aug 22- 1930 Louise Sheets, Louise Ethel, Mary Green with me.
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Brown Township High School Class of 1926
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