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- What a wonderful photo
- Too close for comfort
- Could take quite a while
- Bittersweet
- Textures
- More on Sgt. Williams
- Piano
- I believe they were married
- Two digits
- Archived drawings
- High gas tax
- I believe I found the Williams family
- Shades of Diane Arbus ...
- Sergeant Franklin Williams
- JHS
- Must have!
- Nice place to park yourself.
- If I'm reading it correctly
- Bowser
- Their great grandchildren will never know
- Forward wheelhouse
- Those little animals
- Creme tangerine
- Dad's daughters
- Thank you!
- Fur is one thing but ...
- When I was a kid in the '50s
- Waist corsage
- Jackie'll be there!
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Family Cow: 1901
Circa 1901. "Family cow -- The Firs, New Baltimore, Michigan." 8x10 inch dry plate glass negative, Detroit Publishing Company. View full size.
Hatheway House
One of New Baltimore's most prominent citizens, Gilbert Hatheway, built this mansion in 1860... After the home left the Hatheway family, it was used as a bed and breakfast known as "The Firs". The house lasted until 2005.
Not Bob Dylan's Guernsey cow
Her colour pretty well rules out many of the milking breeds as this girl's ancestors, and the horns rule out most of the rest. I believe we have an example of the Milking Shorthorn, once quite common as a "family" cow.
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