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Sierra County former offices in Truth or Consequences To or the county seat of Sierra County NM
Artist Anthony Pennock
Part of the Civil War event "Scouting the Turnpike," April 14, 2012, in Aldie, VA.
See my blog entry for more info:
dmc-365.blogspot.com/2012/04/civil-war-in-virginia-shot-w...
McPherson Orchards & Christmas Tree Farm has become a part of many families’ traditions over the years. Wonderful memories of visiting the “trail” keep loyal customers coming back. During the months of August through December McPherson Orchards harvests apples, cider, pumpkins, prunes, squash, and Christmas trees. www.mcphersonorchards.com
Photos taken at the 2009 California Peace Officer's Memorial Ceremony in Sacramento, California. This year's ceremony honored 10 officers who lost their lives in the line of duty in 2008.
Egg Harbor Road is 561, Here is where Moss Mill Road takes that number and the last two blocks of Egg Harbor Road become 602. If they followed the rules of numerology it would be 601.
Confused?
This was a truly fantastic building, pretty much in the middle of nowhere. It was built in the late 1800s, and it looks as if it is currently under restoration.
Barbecue at Braswell Plantation in Battleboro, NC, September 1944, taken by John Hemmer. From the Department of Conservation and Development, Travel Information Division Photograph Collection, State Archives of North Carolina.
the woods slowly take over... this house is close to civilization, so, it gets manicures on occasion...
Eastwood's fiddleneck (Amsinckia eastwoodiae) growing next to Bena rd, East of Bakersfield, Kern County, California
Faulkner County museum, behind the Faulkner County courthouse, in Conway, Arkansas.
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Lexington, Georgia
Constructed in 1887 based on the designs of Kimball, Wheeler & Parkins. It is listed on the National Register of Historic Places.
The class: Raymond Bohn Doty, Avery Kramer, Walter Kramer, Pansy Matson, Ida May Steele, Grace Williamson, Mamie Williamson.
Bay St. Louis, MS (Hancock County)
The first record of a Baptist work in Bay St. Louis, Mississippi was a sermon preached by Reverend Benjamin Whitfield in February 1846. After that date, several unsuccessful attempts were made to begin a church. It was not until the formation of the First Baptist Church on April 19, 1896, that a successful Baptist church was organized. It is unfortunate that these records were lost and we have no record of our founding members, however, in November 1902, the Reverend C. L. Corwin was elected pastor at a yearly salary of $75. For this sum he preached two sermons a month. Until 1947, the church was located on the corner of Easterbrook and Toulme Streets. As long as the church remained at this location, services were held two times a month.
On February 4, 1945, the church accepted a deed for a lot to build a new church on Main Street next to the US Post Office. In 1947 the church purchased an Army chapel at Centreville, Mississippi for $1,250. The chapel was dismantled and rebuilt on the Main Street lot. On November 7, 1947, the church held its first services in its new location. The Army chapel served as the church sanctuary until heavily damaged by Hurricane Katrina in 2005. When the church relocated, it also went to a full-time program. (1)
References (1) First Baptist Church www.fbcbsl.com/our-history.html
Three students from Morris Knolls High School placed 1st, 2nd and 3rd in the Morris County Clerk’s contest to design the cover of the 2012 Morris County Manual. Kim Felix, Katrina Venturini and Patrick Kosmowski finished 1st, 2nd and 3rd respectively. County Clerk Joan Bramhall presented checks of $500 to Felix, $200 to Venturini and $100 to Kosmowski during a recent meeting of the Morris County Freeholders. Here, Bramhall, left, shows the freeholders the cover designed by Kosmowski, right.