Here, the Baltimore church my father owned for a short time in the early '60s. He called it Everybody's Tabernacle.
Why this picture, why now? Because everybody's a Baltimorean today! (Quoth the Ravens, "Evermore.")
Sorry the picture's so blurry! Truth is, we don't have many family photographs, seeing as how we traveled light. So while the quality's not perfect, I'm very happy to have it. It's a treasure, recently found. (At this link, a much better picture. It includes more family members.)
Anonymous
Definitely a treasure!
I’ve been missing an old photo album for years now, and it’s killing me.
Anonymous
I’ve been meaning to see the flowers for several years now, but haven’t done it yet…
Yes, the museum is right by Legoland. It’s small, but full of interesting displays and instruments you can try out.
Anonymous
Looking at something in black and white makes you see it in a new way. I love those old fashioned dresses you and your sister are wearing. Thanks for posting the photo.
Melodye Shore
They are old-fashioned, aren’t they? Funny, I didn’t even think about that until you mentioned it.
sartorias
These old photos are so fascinating!
Melodye Shore
They tell so many stories, don’t they? I pore over old photographs for hours on end, in hopes their secrets will somehow come to the forefront.
Melodye Shore
Oh wow, I hope you find it!
onegrapeshy
Me too. I fear it’s been eaten by moles.
lorrainemt
Oh, this is a treasure! I’m so glad you found it and shared it with us, Melodye. It makes me wonder what that sweet little you of long ago was thinking about. 🙂
Melodye Shore
Truth be told, I was probably wondering how long it’d be before I could kick off those ill-fitting, hand-me-down cowboy boots. Boy howdy, they were pinchy! 🙂
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