From the Archives 3

Jeff's uncle sent us a book he put together which documents a road trip taken by Jeff's great grandfather and his family in 1921. So for today's archival shot I took one from the archives (which also appears in the book) and put it in a composite next to the book by Uncle Charles. It's going to be a fun read.


After several busy days of (gladly) entertaining Lucy I'm quickly catching up with my posts and slowly catching up with your projects. Please do not feel obligated to comment on everything posted today!

[Kathy A]

Wow, this book would be really interesting

[Lisa Poland]

What a great idea.

[Diana]

How wonderful to have a book like that, it sure will be an interesting read. I like the way you processed it.

[Lynda McG]

The book looks in such good condition- bet it makes interesting reading!

[Issi Bannerman]

Lovely image and an interesting book to read, for sure!

[Nina Ganci]

brilliant that you still have these

[Harry J Benson]

What a wonderful memory keepsake

[katy]

How exciting to have the bookto read! This is an fantastic composition for your Archives challenge! The sepia enhances it perfectly!

[Ann H. LeFevre]

@kjarn @homeschoolmom @ludwigsdiana @lyndamcg @jamibann @ninaganci @hjbenson @grammyn

Thank you Kathy, Lisa, Diana, Lynda, Issi, Nina, Harry and Katy!

[wendy frost]

Great composition the book will be an interesting read and the cover on the book is enticing me in.

[Kathy]

This would be an interesting one to read.

[eDorre]

How terrific!

[Ann H. LeFevre]

@wendyfrost @randystreat @edorreandresen

Thank you Wendy, Kathy and Dorre. I've begun reading it and it is very interesting. The pictures which go along with his diary are so interesting. They are a window to past history and I keep examining them because everything looks so different!