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Famous rice Plantation of the 19th century, owned by Pierce Butler of Philadelphia. A system of dikes and canals for the cultivation of rice, installed by engineers from Holland, is still in evidence in the old fields, and has been used as a pattern for similar operations in recent years.
During a visit here with her husband in 1839-40, Pierce Butler`s wife, the brilliant English actress, Fannie Kemble, wrote her "Journal of a Residence On A Georgia Plantation," which is said to have influenced England against the Confederacy.
Amber Butler. Polk State v. Seminole State College. Winter Haven, Fla. Feb. 19, 2015. Photo by Tom Hagerty,
John Butler Trio
@ House Of Blues
Hollywood, CA
May 21, 2010
All photos © Kaley Nelson - www.KaleyNelson.com
Somewhat phallic structure north of Pittsburgh. Parenthetically, what in god's name is up with the security in this place? I felt like I was trying to get into the east wing of the White House with a "Mullah Omar" tee shirt on.
John Butler Trio
@ House Of Blues
Hollywood, CA
May 21, 2010
All photos © Kaley Nelson - www.KaleyNelson.com
Blair Butler is the nicest person you will ever meet.
She remembered me from when we met at WonderCon earlier in the year.
John Butler Trio + Brett Dennen in concerto all'Estragon di Bologna. Foto di Denis Ulliana per www.rockon.it
B-17's Near Mendlehsam after Mission to Berlin February 3, 1945 the closes ship is 43-38365 "Sugar"
This image is part of a collection from a full uncut roll of film taken by Lew Funk that wonderfully preserves the 34th Bomb Group's role in the massive raid on Berlin on February 3, 1945.
Lew Funk's mission log states:
2-3-45 Berlin Germany, Out to squash the town 300lb Bombs at 50 ft. Intervals, 1500 Aircrafts, Did a damn good job. Pilot Hammersley, Ship #378, Time 6:35
This photo was taken from B-17 43-38378 "Little King" flow by the Hammersley crew:
Hammersley (P)
Inman (CP)
Morrison (N)
McGovern (B)
Stivender (R)
Adams (E)
Schroeder (TG)
Besnier (BG)
Thurner (G)
Funk (Photographer)
A photo of the B-17 is at: valortovictory.tripod.com/photo17/43-38378ph.htm
This image is part of a collection from an uncut roll of film taken by Lew Funk from the 34th Bomb Group during WWII. It show the 34th Bomb Group's role in the massive raid on Berlin on February 3, 1945. The sequence of the pictures in this collection preserve the story of the flight across the English Channel, bombs dropping on the target, the flak the men endured over enemy territory, and their safe return home to Mendlesham Air Force base. The American air attack on Berlin's railway system on February 3rd was one of the heaviest of the entire war. Overall 1,500 bombers from the Eighth Air Force flew this mission and 1,000 fighters joined to protect them. The 34th Bomb Group dispatched 38 planes for this mission and dropped 90 tons on the primary target.
This is color film, but the color degraded over time and most the colors oxidized and turned orange. Only a little bit of red that survived in the images. So most the images in the collection have been rendered in black and white like other images from that period.
Wikipedia has a great article on the Bombing of Berlin in World War II at: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bombing_of_Berlin_in_World_War_II
Here is additional information Garry Farrel published Valor to Victory website about this mission
valortovictory.tripod.com/1945-02.htm
February 3, 1945
Mission #119 Berlin
Command Pilot: TAVASTI. 38 planes dispatched. 36 planes dropped 90 tons on the primary target and 2 planes failed to bomb. 37 Credit Sorties.
34th Bomb Group Planes and crew:
44-8237 H/I 391BS Dunham (PFF)
44-8235 H/X 391BS Sain (PFF)
43-38382 L/Q 391BS Jones, J. L. Queenie
43-38343 L/I 391BS Hammersley
43-38365 L/S 391BS Isaacs
44-8327 L/R 391BS Shifferer
44-8629 L/D 391BS Hansen
43-38789 L/F 391BS Blum
43-38972 L/C 391BS Layz
43-38299 L/U 391BS Anderson
43-38402 L/P 391BS Bass
43-38257 L/T 391BS Baker
44-8457 H/G 18BS Benedict (PFF)
44-6820 H/C 18BS Knowlton
43-38338 B/M 18BS Abrams
43-38971 B/A 18BS Lerch
43-38331 B/Y 18BS Nass
43-38416 E/C 18BS Fiedler
43-38415 L/G 18BS Hemingway
43-38138 B/I 18BS Mann Ole-Timer
43-38326 B/U 18BS Raymond
43-38953 B/D 18BS Jones, W. S.
43-38409 B/B 18BS Butler Aborted – oxygen leak.
43-38372 L/A 18BS Kennedy
44-8321 B/F 18BS Rainey Leaflets only.
44-8482 H/A 7BS Alling (PFF)
43-38991 H/Z 7BS Gibson
43-38403 E/Z 7BS Vick
44-8320 E/G 7BS McLean
43-38987 E/F 7BS Davis
43-38113 E/S 7BS Peterson Wee Willie's Wolves
44-6826 E/D 7BS Sheesley
43-38280 E/M 7BS MacTaggart
44-6465 E/O 7BS Barbaras Fancy Nancy
43-38263 E/N 7BS James
43-38286 E/T 7BS Giardini
43-38378 L/K 7BS Smith
43-38367 E/L 7BS Roscher
Cars crash in the demolition derby Friday, July 30, at the Butler County Fair. Photo taken by Adam Kiefaber of WesterChesterBuzz.com.
Butler vs. Milwaukee in women's soccer, 8/30/2015 at the Butler Bowl, Indianapolis Indiana
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Famous rice Plantation of the 19th century, owned by Pierce Butler of Philadelphia. A system of dikes and canals for the cultivation of rice, installed by engineers from Holland, is still in evidence in the old fields, and has been used as a pattern for similar operations in recent years.
During a visit here with her husband in 1839-40, Pierce Butler`s wife, the brilliant English actress, Fannie Kemble, wrote her "Journal of a Residence On A Georgia Plantation," which is said to have influenced England against the Confederacy.