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Motoring Memories
IN THE SUMMER of 1952, our dad, Henry DuBois, took my brothers, Don and Ed, my sister, Kathy, and me on a month-long… more»
Squeaky Wheels
MONEY WAS SCARCE when I was growing up during the 1930s and ’40s…more…
Practical Joke Hit the Spot
I am from a family that enjoys practical jokes—the kind that do no harm. In 1960… more»
The House Out Back
IN THE SUMMER of 1964, my husband and I packed up our three daughters, ages 10, 6 and 2, and drove from our house in Ridley Park… more»
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Pictures from the Past
“My grandmother Helen Haberek Baton and her mother, Mary Mackiewicz Haberek, were posed near their home, in Webster, Massachusetts,” says Kelly…More»
Can You Give Me A Hand?
I FOUND this photo in an antique store and it is exactly 100 year old, taken in 1909… more»
Stirring Up Memories
This late-1950s photo is one of my favorites of my grandmother Florence Culver… more»
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CAN YOU GIVE ME A HAND?
THIS PIECE was left behind in a house that my relatives purchased. It was given to me along with some old planting tools. Does anyone know what this is? More…
Eye of the Beholder
A gentle spring breeze moved the lace curtains in the window of the bedroom I shared with my mother in our South Side Chicago apartment…
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My Big Sister
Lively childhood on an Illinois farm created a lasting bond.…More»
Moe-Koe Dilemma
Every Wednesday evening during the summer, in our small rural town in Iowa…More»
When Movies Were Magic
That’s my father, Burl “Babe” Stafford (above), pictured with Roy while on location in Lone Pine, California…More»
When TV Was New
IN 1948, the few televisions that were around were tiny and hard to watch. However, our Aunt Amy’s had a huge 21-inch screen.… More»
