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Homer, Alaska.
It's been a while since I was there. Of the many shots I had of this, but best angle.
scanned from 35mm film.
Brigham Young was the second president and prophet of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. While he was serving a mission in England, his second wife, Mary Ann, acquired property in Nauvoo and moved their family from the abandoned Des Moines barracks in Montrose, Iowa across the river to a partially completed log home in Nauvoo. After returning from England, Brigham began work on a brick home for his family.
On May 31, 1843 Brother Brigham "moved out of my log cabin into my new brick house, which was 22 feet by 16, two stories high, and a good cellar under it, and felt thankful to God for the privilege of having a comfortable, though small habitation."
Prayer meetings of the Quorum of the Twelve Apostles were often held in the home and ordinances were performed here as well.
While living in this home, Mary Ann wrote to President Young who was then serving a mission in the East informing him of the martyrdom of the Prophet Joseph Smith in the summer of 1844.
The Young family lived here until making the trek West to the Salt Lake Valley. The home was restored in the early 1970s and President Spencer W. Kimball dedicated it on May 25, 1973.
thermal take level 10
assembled by ibuypower
Taken with an Olympus EPL-One and a Lumix 20mm 1.7 pancake lens
The Photo says home of Thomas J Jennings 1894 but he and his wife were dead by this time. His son Hyde lived at the NW Corner of Lake and Front (Lancaster) in 1894. The topography matches
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Two Bing dolls with a home-made tractor and trailer, and a wooden cow. The tractor and trailer were a fleamarket find (as was the cow). The vehicles are extremely well made, with a lot of attention to detail. The steering wheel works - although the driver would have to remember to steer left if he wants to go right! The starting handle also turns, and the tractor and trailer both have bakelite number plates that read "P.R. 2-6-1948" so that one can assume they were made for or by someone with the intials P.R. and perhaps for a birthday on 2 June 1948.
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Home page for Life Church. Site developed in WordPress.
Life Church is a new church plant located in Huntingtown, MD. On January 9, 2011 Life Church held their first public service. Life Church is a non-denominational church which desires to see people find real life and purpose in a genuine relationship with Jesus Christ.
Life Church is a down to earth group of believers who wanted web site that reflected their church, down to earth. The idea for the web site was to be warm, friendly and inviting and was accomplished by the use of vibrant earth tones such as those found in the green leaves on a spring day or the rich browns from the dirt. Textures are used heavily to create a less formal feel and add to the warm feeling.
The home page includes a rotating feature section, a brief welcome section and most recent photo listing posted on Flickr.
Shelves from elfa are up! This has allowed me to get some stuff off of the side table, and move my remaining misc. items out of what is now the sewing area.
I'm going to be adding more boxes, and want to re-organize the books at some point.
One of the coolest MCM homes I've come across in a long time. More text and photos here:
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Home Depot, Wallingford, CT 7/2014. Pics by Mike Mozart of TheToyChannel and JeepersMedia on YouTube.
Savant whole home audio with TruAudio speakers. Interior design and styling by Pottery Barn.
Jack Fisher Homes, Fruit Heights, Utah. 2015 Northern Wasatch Parade of Homes
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