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Tag Archives: 20th century history
Gettysburg, a living place
When we as Americans think of Gettysburg we generally think of the civil war battle that surrounded the village for four days in July of 1863. Yet it is also a living breathing village, where families have dwelt for generations, … Continue reading
Posted in American Historic Sites, American History, Monuments and Memorials, The Wandering Yankee
Tagged 20th century history, american civil war, american history, diner, Fine Art Photography, gettysburg, Joshua House Photography, pennsylvania, railroad, railway, the wandering yankee, world war one
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Houston Wildlife- Memorial Park
While urban forests like this one are not wildlife, they are important habitat for wildlife. Houston’s Memorial Park dates from the early 1920s when the cities growth was beginning to pick up. The park itself was the site of the … Continue reading
