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Rambling Recollections is the two-part autobiographical account of his life written by Sir Henry Drummond Wolff and published shortly before his death.
I'm ashamed to say I've forgotten this gentleman's name, but he was a crewman on the Cobia during the war, and we are in his duty station, the aft torpedo room. He's telling us about a Very Bad Day, when they got depth-charged so long and so hard that the Boat got stuck in the mud on the bottom.
Recollections from Margaret Madden
I was born in Formby Village in 1942 and lived at 32 Chapel Lane for 21 years.
My grandfather John Kershaw bought the property about 1909. He was a cabinet maker/funeral director and sold second hand furniture. His son and my father, Charlie Kershaw, carried on the business. We lived above and behind the shops. I remember the shop on the right was our furniture shop filled with furniture and house clearances and the shop on the left was leased to Ewings a baker and confectioners.
At the side of the house was a very wide passage with a glass roof, this was also full of furniture. At the back of the property was a large garden, greenhouse, lawn, apple trees and beautiful arch covered roses, together with three workshops, at the bottom of the garden was the Conservative Club Bowling Green. My father often displayed the furniture on the pavement outside the shop.
He delivered the furniture on a handcart with me sitting on the top, when I was older aged about 9 or 10 I helped him push the cart. Sometime in the 1950's he leased out the furniture shop and it became a Fresh Fish shop, while still selling furniture from the back. I remember often going to McSymons, next door, to get a penny bag of broken biscuits (no packets of biscuits then ). I also remember the Tudor Toy Shop having a most beautiful window display of toys at Christmas, all kinds of dolls sitting on swings etc. And that year I was so lucky to get one for Christmas.
Margaret Madden
October 2016
1905 postmarked postcard view of a horse-drawn carriage parked in front of the Columbia Club in Monument Place, Indianapolis, Indiana. The Columbia Club is still located on the northeast quadrant of Monument Place/Monument Circle. The site is next to Christ Church on the northeast corner at Meridian Street. The small structure at the left edge of this scene was identified in the 1914/1915 Sanborn™ map set for Indianapolis as the Christ Church parish house.
The 1887 Sanborn™ fire insurance map set for Indianapolis shows the church on that corner (without the parish house), but the property next door contained a dwelling and outbuildings. This dwelling became the first home for the club in 1889. The structure depicted in this postcard was constructed the following year. In 1925, a much larger building was erected on that same site and is still in use today.
From the collection of Thomas Keesling.
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RECUERDIÑOS
{. ..no se imaginan Lo que han provocado en mí . . . gracias por dejarme entrar en sus corazones , por darme un abrazo cuando más Lo he necesitado . . . por dejar que Les entregie mi amor . . .por ser ustedes . . . por enseñarme cada día eL significado de nuestra amistad* }
si quizas ya nada es cmo antes.. pero por mi todo seria diferente, no me gustan las mentiras, eso fue lo que me dolio, y aun me sigue doliendo cada vez que pienso en ese momento que me gustaria que no hubiera pasado o kisas si pero si tan solo me lo hubieras dicho y no negado esta lejania no hubiera pasado. . Imaginense antes de ese super acontecimiento, miren las fotos y figense cmo era nuestra amistad tooooooodo el dia juntas, gritando, lesiando, grabandonos, wm todos los dias una locura nueva .. pero nada importaba porque nos teniamos a nosotras una a una , unidas hasta el fin, anda importaba, pero ahora mirense unas estamos unidas de las otras no sabemos nada ..
momentos tan bellos que pienso en ellos y me inunda un sentimiento de angustia y nostalgia, me gustaria que todo volviera hacer cmo antes y que los errores cometidos se borren y que todo empieze denuevo sin hacer los mismos errores eso si.
Saben aun las amituu a todas , nose son personas bacanes y si cmo todo el mundo comenten o mejor dicho cometemos errores..
espero que todo vuelva hacer como antes, pero saben amo a las que siguieron cnmigo, mi paula liza, mi peqeñiah y mi blamquita juntas hasta el F I N :D
en fin si todo vuelve hacer como antes, todas unidas, esta vez tendra que ser diciendo siempre la verdad, para poder volcer a confiar en cada una.. y ser las DIGIMON jajajjaja xD
amè el collagge mil cosas del veraanoo :D
*peqeñiaah: sos bella amiga te amiituuuuuuuuu, te extraño, grax x siempre estar cnmigo, apañar , TE AMY :D
*paula liza: mi ex pololy que aun te adory muchy una de las cosas mas bacanes fue conocerte, grax x dejarme entrar en tu corazon y ser tu amiga, grax x confiar en mi te amiituu :D
*blamquita: la incondicional, siempre unidas desde pendejas pero cada vez mas hermanas te amo grax x estar siempre ahi :D
-Katia: mil cosas han pasado en fin era bkn compartir los dias cntigo, eres muy buena amiga grax x muchas cosas que me entregaste y siempre recuerdo KATIA RYDER XD
-kmi: puxa flakiña te extraño, tantas weas vividas, si mil cosas aun te kero tontonaa.
-Samy: puxa samy nose que decirte, pero si sabes que lo mas doloroso fue al mentira no el hecho porque eramos tan cerkanas, y puxa todo puede cambiar pero espero que nunca mas mientas , tmb recuerdo las idas a la disko, veo a yerko y me akuerdo de ti.
-barby: mi negrita te extraño mensaa ! ojaal ke estes bn , de ty ke no e sabido nada nada en fin extraño ke me hagas reir.
en fiiin nose si lo vean pero eso siento:/
jasjkdgjhkd xD
en fiin
shayytUUUU*
c1910 postcard view of boys and young men posing on the Milton Road Bridge at the east edge of Milton, Indiana. Two of the boys have their bicycles. I’m guessing this view is looking west into town, but would like to hear from someone who actually knows. Much of what is written on the fence boards at the right edge of the view can’t be seen. What can be seen on the top board includes, [U?]SE THE CON_________ BOARD. On the lower fence board is ___TONES. Is it advertising a business in town or what?
From a private collection.
The full postcard image can be seen here.
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Recollections 608916 - Flying Pig Cube Stamp, Stamps by Judith AAA-289-HK - mushroom & AAA-185-HK - clover & AAA-35 - lady bug & AA-47 - shamrock & B-59 - Lady bug right & B-60 - Lady bug left & B-61-HK - Sm. Mushroom, Stampendous SSC433 - Dotted Clover, Hero Arts CL343 - Holiday Sayings, TH Alterations/Sizzix 665207 - Alphanumeric Stretch Lowers & Numbers, Memento ink, TH Distress ink, Copic markers & multiliner, Sakura Gelly Roll pen white, Carl Mfg. Jumbolocher CP-2 - clover, Advantus Glitter Shapes - Golden Stars, Recollections Chunky Glitter - Coral Hearts, Paper Source A6 folded card - LX Grey
Black and White film 400 ISO
Shot at 200 ISO
This is a scanned copy of the black and white print on matt paper.
Sara Henry
Recollection, 2015
16"Hx28"Wx6"D
Porcelain, wood, graphite, mixed ceramic materials
Humans are complex, imaginative, and explorative beings. We are investigators, travelers, builders, and lovers. We create and destroy—build and tear down—come together and fall apart. We are thinkers and doers; determined to locate our exact physical and philosophical place within the universe. I am interested in the dichotomy between investigation and imagination, the physical world and the imaginary world, the effects of time, and how these concepts and places converge within the spectrum of visual art. I use experimental casting and burnout techniques to create three dimensional ceramic paintings in the forms of towers, walls, orbs, and tiles. Combustibles, ceramic materials, and liquid clay are arranged inside plaster molds. The kiln firing process alters the materials, creating jagged void spaces, shimmering colors, and unique textures. These sculptures symbolize our evolution, our complexity, our history, and investigate hidden emotions and thoughts within.
Foto tomada en el interior de las naves de MACOSA (c/San Vicente) en Valencia el 31 enero 2009
* enlace a los videos editados con los videos cortos y fotografias tomados a lo largo de las dos visitas:
1 de 3
www.youtube.com/watch?v=GTt9cx5O654
2 de 3
www.youtube.com/watch?v=_nyAU9wa2Ho
3 de 3
www.youtube.com/watch?v=9C6JJWeEnls
* Don't use this image on websites, blogs or other media without my permission.
No use esta imagen sobre sitios web, blogs u otros medios de comunicación sin mi permiso. © All Rights Reserved
Filmed historical recollection of the arrival of the Venetian Judges in Cologra Veneta.
In 1406 the Doge of Venice miche Steno decreed that Cologna was aggregated to the Sestriere Dorsoduro of Venice, to stop the bloodish wars among the local Lordships.
Cologna remained faithfull to venetians until the fall of the Serenissima (1797)
Rievocazione storica filmata dell'arrivo dei giudici veneziani a Cologna Veneta.
Nel 1406 il doge di Venezia Michele Steno decretò l'aggregazione di Cologna al Sestriere Dorsoduro di Venezia, per porre fine alle sanguinose contese tra le Signorie locali. Cologna rimase veneziana fino alla caduta della Serenissima (1797).
Re:Recollection 2008 is an artbook (with bonus DVD) and takes a look back at footage and images that were showcased during the Square Enix DKΣ3713 Party and Tokyo Games Show 2008
Looking back on turbulence, we see patterns in the traces that it leaves, and imagine a kind of logic, or let's tell it like it is, a history with some element of inevitability. Of course we are wrong, and the grunts in Vietnam were correct: shit happens.
This applies equally to our human story - at any scale - and to patterns in the sand.
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Image from 'Recollections of Old Christmas: a masque. Performed at Grimston. [By Thomas C. Croker.]', 000697401
Author: CROKER, Thomas Crofton.
Page: 19
Year: 1850
Place:
Publisher:
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c1910 postcard view of Morgan Street north of the Court House Square in Martinsville, Indiana. The "Hart's" awning in the distance is at the southwest corner of Morgan and Main Streets. That was the location of Hart's Department Store. Across the street on the northwest corner of that intersection was the Corner Drug Store, owned by W. B. Tarleton. In the middle of the block on the north side of the square is the Mars Hardware store. The proprietor was W. A. Mars. Next door was a store selling ___ and stoves. A bakery is located on the corner at the right edge of the view, but the name is partially blocked by the utility pole. Other signs in the view aren't readable.
From a private collection.
The full postcard image can be seen here.
1908 postmarked postcard view of Main Street in Milroy, Indiana. The lettering on the side of the horse-drawn wagon in the background identified it as a U. S. MAIL wagon. Additional lettering behind the door read, RURAL FREE DELIVERY NO. 15 [?] MILTON. The Milton Post Office opened in 1825 and Rural Free Delivery (RFD) began from that post office on November 1, 1900.
A barber’s pole stood on the sidewalk in back of the buggy. A sign beyond the second leafless tree advertised a NOTARY PUBLIC. If the awnings had business names on them, they aren’t readable from this postcard.
This image was created by Thomas Keesling from a postcard courtesy of the Indiana Postal History Society.
The full postcard image can be seen here.
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Recollections patterned paper and AC cardstocks. I die cut the flower and painted them (thanks, Kelly). Title is a cut file that I added a shadow to.
c1908 postcard view of the Grand Opera House, a barber shop and the BPOE in Bluffton, Indiana. A 1908 directory published by THE BANNER lists the address for this building as 128 West Washington Street. The proprietors at the time were Tangeman and Smith.
From a private collection.
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