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Crow Warriors, Bird on the Ground and Forked Iron, 1908. Chief Bald Eagle on Recruit. Allen Street in Tombstone, Arizona. Tombstone Fire May 25, 1882. But the town survived into modern times and is opened as a tourist stop today. Spokan Indian camp on a hill. Tepee and Indian camp on river 1905. Livery Stable and other buldings in Colorado, 1888.
Click picture for my Blog List. I antiqued this picture for that 1930s look. He was a good friend of mine. Click picture for my 1930 Chevy Blog. Click picture for my 1930 Chevy at Glendale Cemetery in Akron, Ohio.
The Civil War Chapel in the background. I have worked with the Find A Grave website for many years and I do a lot of research at local cemeteries around the Akron, Ohio area. On nice summer days, I drive the Chevy to these cemeteries. Glendale Cemetery is one of the oldest in Akron. The Chevy at the Robinson family mausoleum.
This is a list of all of the blogs that I have created dealing with this subject. Click on pictures to go to the blogs. My 1930 Chevrolet Standard Town Sedan. My 1950 Packard Series 2300 Sedan. Click Link for my Blog List.
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Subscribe to Posts Atom. The Chevy by my flagpole. At the Giant Eagle Store on Waterloo Road in Akron. We needed groceries, Ok? The Chevy with my robot. Goin for a spin. Princess Leah going for a ride. Even beautiful models cant stay away from the Chevy. At the Robinson Mausoleum. Looking down from the Robinson mausoleum. Me and the Chevy at the Civil War Chapel. Glendale Cemetery, Akron, Ohio. At the Civil War Chapel. By the Franklin mausoleum. At Lakewood Cemetery on the Akron-Barberton cities line.CONTENT
This web page mred30chevy.blogspot.com states the following, "The Chevy by my flagpole." We saw that the webpage said " At the Giant Eagle Store on Waterloo Road in Akron." It also said " We needed groceries, Ok? The Chevy with my robot. Princess Leah going for a ride. Even beautiful models cant stay away from the Chevy. Looking down from the Robinson mausoleum. Me and the Chevy at the Civil War Chapel. Glendale Cemetery, Akron, Ohio. At the Civil War Chapel. At Lakewood Cemetery on the Akron-Barberton cities line."SEEK SIMILAR DOMAINS
1939 Chevy Stake Bed Truck. They may have sold it or have it under restoration right now. In any event, it was a cool old truck.
Arfons, 81, passed away Monday, December 3, 2007. Funeral services will be held Thursday 11 am at the Kucko-Anthony-Kertesz Funeral Home, 1990 S. The family will receive friends Wednesday 5 to 8 pm at the funeral home.
If you came here first, click this link to go to Page-1. The small towns of the old west has always interested me. So many of these folks never left town for threat of Indians, outlaws, etc. They stayed there and the towns grew.