The following article was recently posted on the Friends of Georgia Archives & History website http://www.fogah.org/ The Archives is already only open 3 days a week to the public. This bill in its current form would force it to close completely to the public. Please contact Georgia state senators asap about this! Remember that snail mail and …
Category Archive: Communities
Feb 16
Wordless Wednesday: Aquedoktan House
Alfred H. Brown and others owned the resort destination house they called :Aquedoktan House. The hotel was located at the Weirs on Lake Winnepausaukee in New Hampshire. (c) 2010 Linda Woodward Geiger, All Rights Reserved. Linda@LindaGeiger.com
Feb 09
Wordless Wednesday: Alfred Brown’s Hog
Alfred H. Brown’s hog with Alfred (left) and Alfred’s brother-in-law, Clarence S. Gale (right), Canterbury, New Hampshire, year unknown. (c) 2010 Linda Woodward Geiger, All Rights Reserved. Linda@LindaGeiger.com
Jan 20
Thriller Thursday: Death of Hobart Cape
The Cape Family of Hinton, Georgia, witnessed more than it’s share of tragedy. I have so much empathy for Alice D. (Yancy) Cape, wife of William L. Cape and mother of Cora, Levi, Hobart, Madie, and Waldo. A family ruckus erupted on August 4th, 1924 and Levi, who reported was intoxicated, drew a gun and …
Jan 19
Wordless Wednesday: Walpole, NH
As children, my twin brother and I were not allowed to “hang out” unless we wanted to “hang out” at the public library in our little village. (c) 2010 Linda Woodward Geiger, All Rights Reserved. Linda@LindaGeiger.com
