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Splender On The Plains
The Barton House is the largest and finest of the restored building at the Ranching Heritage Center. It sits pretty close to the middle of property and is a wonder to most people how it could have bee… more →
Why I Love West Texas
Does War Justify Everything?
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wrote 7 hours ago: Keeping with the lower levels of my mind there is always something sexual to write about… … more →
Mother's Day Is A Great Celebration Of Legacy!
wrote 1 week ago: What’s in a name? The answer is thousands of years of legacy. On the surface, I am the product … more →
Lee's Daring Escape!
wrote 1 week ago: Back in 1978, the worst problem I had to worry about was finishing high school and preparing to go t … more →
you made my night!
wrote 1 week ago: what a way to mark wandering jouster’s fourth month in her wordpress family with this. a zill … more →
Watching the Game
wrote 2 weeks ago: early 1920′s. The tennis court doesn’t look like that anymore (which is fine, none of us … more →
20 Years of the WEB
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wrote 2 weeks ago: On 30 April 1993 CERN published a statement that made World Wide Web (“W3″, or simply … more →
The Battle of Emmitsburg
wrote 2 weeks ago: During my research on the history of our farm and the lands and families surrounding it, I stumbled … more →
Hearing Alexander Graham Bell
wrote 2 weeks ago: Bell at the opening of the long distance line from New York to Chicago in 1892. Image and caption fr … more →
The Apollo Generation
wrote 2 weeks ago: As I was doing the background research for Wex 5.0′s new section called Generations, I learned a sta … more →
Tandy Radio Shack (TRS)
wrote 3 weeks ago: On April 26, 1983-The TRS-80 Model 4 was Released. The Trash-80, as it was so admirably called in t … more →
Letters
wrote 3 weeks ago: A short vignette from a letter by Martha Kilbourne to Helen, dated 1873. Martha, or Mattie, was one … more →
101 years
wrote 3 weeks ago: fmulcher.com On April 15th, the ocean floor has been home to the Titanic and its fallen since 1912, … more →
i was here: BOSTON STRONG MUNTINLUPA
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wrote 3 weeks ago: which option states the right sense? a. i was history. b. i was part of history. vague isn’t i … more →
Splender On The Plains
wrote 4 weeks ago: The Barton House is the largest and finest of the restored building at the Ranching Heritage Center. … more →
Give me Liberty!
wrote 4 weeks ago: Patrick Henry holds a special place in my heart for various reasons, but I am not sure how many peop … more →
Patriot Grooves
wrote 1 month ago: Since we love a good anachronism, we asked ourselves, if our Founding Fathers were around today what … more →
Remnants Of The Range
wrote 1 month ago: The Ranching Heritage Center is dedicated to preserving the actual building that was used on the ear … more →
Victorian Hottie of the Week - Colonial Edition! Who is the Hottest Founding Father?
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wrote 1 month ago: We hold this truth to be self-evident, that not all hotties are created equal. The Vicky A’s … more →
Moonwalk One - Apollo 11
wrote 1 month ago: This NASA documentary features comprehensive coverage of the July 1969 launch of Apollo 11 astronaut … more →
