- 09/28/10 History Minute - posted by jb
- 09/28/10 Re: History Minute - posted by Woody LaBounty
- 09/28/10 Re: History Minute - posted by jb
- 09/28/10 Re: History Minute - posted by Woody LaBounty
- 09/29/10 Re: History Minute - posted by Jo Anne Q.
- 09/29/10 Re: History Minute - posted by Jo Anne Q.
- 09/29/10 Re: History Minute - posted by RobS
- 09/30/10 SF Nursery for Homeless Children - posted by Woody LaBounty
- 09/30/10 Re: SF Nursery for Homeless Children - posted by RobS
- 12/24/10 Re: SF Nursery for Homeless Children - posted by Heather
- 01/05/11 Re: SF Nursery for Homeless Children - posted by bill
- 12/09/13 Re: SF Nursery for Homeless Children - posted by david lewis
- 12/18/13 Re: SF Nursery for Homeless Children - posted by marilynn
- 12/18/13 Re: SF Nursery for Homeless Children - posted by jb
- 04/17/18 Re: SF Nursery for Homeless Children - posted by Timothy Spies
- 08/15/18 Re: SF Nursery for Homeless Children - posted by Jeff Rothal
- 07/14/19 Re: SF Nursery for Homeless Children - posted by Mark Reed
- 08/10/19 Re: History Minute - posted by Sarah Dill
- 03/04/23 Re: SF Nursery for Homeless Children - posted by Keith Wagner
- 03/05/23 Re: SF Nursery for Homeless Children - posted by Jo Anne
09/28/10
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posted by jb
What seems so touching about this history minute is the family that posted to identify the folks in the film and the time it was shot.
You're so right, Woody. Some personal movies and stories would be a fun and welcomed addition, so hopefully there are many rolls of 8mm home movies that need the dust blown off their covers. Alas, the ones my Uncle Les took on 43rd Ave in the mid 50's are irretrievable: They went to his older daughter when he passed and she is very sentimental...
(1% senta, 99% mental)
Cheers,
jb
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You're so right, Woody. Some personal movies and stories would be a fun and welcomed addition, so hopefully there are many rolls of 8mm home movies that need the dust blown off their covers. Alas, the ones my Uncle Les took on 43rd Ave in the mid 50's are irretrievable: They went to his older daughter when he passed and she is very sentimental...
(1% senta, 99% mental)
Cheers,
jb
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