Above: Old photo album page once left for dead
This album page is one that I rescued from a moldy cover and binding and gave a new home. It didn’t look salvageable at the time. Mom and I were so proud because we had finally committed to throwing something out. Then I couldn’t do it. I tore out the pages and brought them home.
I like to think that Dad uncharacteristically fell asleep on the couch because I was such an exciting and playful tot at the time of this picture (I was 6 months old in Oct 1960) but I think he was really konked out from a day working in the yard. He was always so proud of his yard.
More (lots more) from the 1960’s
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“Communion: Celebration or Confession?” Trinity Methodist Church, Alexandria, Virginia, 1969 - “Follow Me” statue, Fort Benning, Georgia, 1960’s
- 10-15-66 – New football stadium in Raleigh, North Carolina 1
- 10-15-66 – New football stadium in Raleigh, North Carolina 2
- 8/25/66 – Burley tobacco near Cynthiana, Kentucky
- A day at the racetrack, early 1960’s, probably in Florida
- A farmer and his associate in his tobacco field, with farmhouse and Chevy Impala, probably the American South, c 1965
- A study in scarlet and pink, Alexandria, Virginia, 1969
- Aboard the ferry 1, probably to Hatteras, North Carolina, c 1964
