Columbia River at Richland
Tom travels 65 years back in time... where he was for his Kindergarten picture in Richland - 1944-5.
3rd row back, 5th from right. Sacajawea was demolished years later, and a new Sacajawea was built at another location. I could locate the spot because of the "A" house in the background (government code for house styles).
Tom with Great Uncle Lute Matthews' Civil War letters. Holding the first battle letter to his parents, 1862. On table is a letter with a "Three Cheers for the President's Message" quote from Lute written six days after Lincoln's Emancipation Proclamation.
My Great Grandfather Gideon Matthews' letterhead for his Chicago business,
Portion of one of Lute's Civil War letters, and a letterhead for some Cousin's in Erie, Il.
To view this cross-eyed, hold your finger about 12" from your nose and look at your finger tip. Without focusing on the screen, move your finger slightly forward and back always looking at your finger tip centered on the pictures until you can see three images. Then try to look at that middle one.
It's two photos of Seattle taken on the Bremerton ferry. Don't give up, try again!
3rd row back, 5th from right. Sacajawea was demolished years later, and a new Sacajawea was built at another location. I could locate the spot because of the "A" house in the background (government code for house styles).
All the Grandchildren
Matthew, Anne, Levi, Rachel, Brandon
Sam, Eli, Adah
Back row: Margaret and Richard, Tom, Chris
Behind Couch: Trevor and Margaret, Jean, Alane, Nels and Laura
All the Grandchildren
New resident salamander at our fountain
Jean at the Glass Museum, Tacoma
On the left, a letter with "& no more Slavery" signed by my Great Great Grandfather, Alonzo and
on the right some "crosswriting" to save paper by his son Worthy Matthews.
Portion of one of Lute's Civil War letters, and a letterhead for some Cousin's in Erie, Il.
The below is an example of my 3D photography hobby
To view this cross-eyed, hold your finger about 12" from your nose and look at your finger tip. Without focusing on the screen, move your finger slightly forward and back always looking at your finger tip centered on the pictures until you can see three images. Then try to look at that middle one.
It's two photos of Seattle taken on the Bremerton ferry. Don't give up, try again!
