Snow Surfers Hit a Snag
A favorite sledding spot for the neighborhood kids in my hometown of Winchester, Indiana, was the big hill behind Morton Elementary School. more»
On the Homefront
I WAS LIVING with my grandmother when my husband, Bill, came home for a 10-day leave, wearing his brand-new, shiny second-lieutenant bars. more»
Remedies We'd Rather Forget
MY FATHER was born in County Sligo, Ireland, and his grandmother was a kind of herbal healer for their village. more»
How I Met My Spouse
WHEN I was a child in the 1940s, my mother would take me along when she went to the chicken store. More»
Postcard Potpourri
A BIT O' THE GREEN. Carol Burghauser of Rosedale, Maryland found these early 1900s postcards at her local antique shop. more»
Ads from the Old Days
Valentine’s Day in February helps young love blossom, and these romantically inclined ads were sure to catch the eyes and hearts of anyone with a romantic soul: Bowl-O’-Beauty Co. (1952), Jergens (1947) Pepsi-Cola (1958) and Life Savers. Enjoy! More»
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Does Anyone Remember?
I WAS perhaps 13, in the late 1950s, and home alone when a young man I recognized from my neighborhood came to our door selling subscriptions, suggesting that I might like Photoplay. More»
Motoring Memories
MY MOM, Lina Schultze, was a single parent raising five daughters in the late 1950s. She was the sole owner of a small rural gift shop and jewelry store west of Rochester, New York, but she took extra time to spend with us. More»
How I Met My Spouse
IN 1953, when I was a junior at Kenwood High School in Baltimore, Maryland, the seniors had only a few more months until graduation. More»
Pictures from the Past
FOR YOUNG AND OLD. “My great-great-grandmother Clarissa Dudley and her grandson Gus Harlow (my grandfather) are posed with two pieces of... More»
Backtrackin'
MY GRANDFATHER, an Italian immigrant, settled in the little seaside town of Sea Bright, New Jersey, in the late 1800s. With his wife and three young sons, he opened A. Gardella and Sons Fruit and Vegetable Market, a small grocery and produce store. More»
