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My family found this gas station that still used old gas pumps off the interstate while on a college road trip. Somewhere near East Carolina University,
"Who says good guys have to wear white hats?" asks this 1978 TC Yearbook. "Aggies and rodeo-ers are a readily recognizable group on campus."
My project for the throw back thursday Challenge at My creative time blog. Mailbox Made with the Love Struck cricut cartridge,cherries are from the nifty fiftys cart, and the hearts are from the Plantin schoolbook cart.
Alexandra Diamos met DeGrazia at the UA when the young student was planting olive trees on campus by day and leading the DeGrazia band at night. Her father, Fox Theater owner Nicholas Diamos, consented to the marriage with the promise that DeGrazia finish his BA degree. The couple had three children but divorced in 1946. Happy Throwback Thursday!
A partnership with the Fuller Fabric Company in 1952 led DeGrazia to produce many small-scale and full-sized watercolor designs for printed textiles. Several of these printed DeGrazia fabric samples are on display in our lower gallery. Happy Throwback Thursday!
Join us on Thursdays at he 2nd Floor at the Downtown Chattanooga Public Library for Throwback Thursday. We take something old, mix it with something new, and KABOOM! Awesome.
Download: Djinee – Ego: In the year 2009,Djinee’s Ego was the real love song on the streets , it was a banger and the type that was played in clubs, i’s about a lady who kept playing with a lover boy’s feeling.
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In 1944, Ted DeGrazia buys property on the corner of Prince and Campbell Road in Tucson, Arizona with only $25.00 down. There he builds his first adobe studio. Happy Throwback Thursday!
It is throwback because we went to Oakland and I am going to Grad school there as well covered stuff for privacy. Used current Creative Memories Digital content the saying on the cupcake is from CM celebrations from years ago.
DeGrazia demonstrated his talents in the studio of NBC’s Today show in 1960 and received this letter from producer Robert J. Northshield. “I enjoyed your appearance on the TODAY show this morning very much and I am most anxious to let you know how grateful I am for your help. I rarely get a chance to get to the studio during the taping of the show, but I watch it on a closed circuit in my office and again, with my family each morning. Your performance was enjoyable in both instances. Thank you again from the entire staff of TODAY.” Happy Throwback Thursday!
Working on a painting of San Xavier Mission, DeGrazia was photographed by National Geographic and appeared in an article titled “From Tucson to Tombstone” in 1953. “Mr. DeGrazia, who would like to be a hermit, confesses he hates civilization…Tucson, which once regarded DeGrazia as eccentric, now takes notice because he has become successful. Art buyers beat a path to his door, his ceramics are catching on, and a fabrics manufacturer pays him a cent-a-yard royalty for each sale of skirt material.” Happy Throwback Thursday!