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Tales from the Road: ‘Round the Lake, Part 3
I seldom see sunrises or anything close, but my motel window facing Moran Bay glowed with the dawn. I dressed and walked down to Lake Huron but I could hear Lake Michigan beckoning, whispering seductively in the morning breezes. After … Continue reading
Tales from the Road: ‘Round the Lake, Part 2
I left the edge of Manistee with a supply of muffins and fruit from the continental breakfast provided at the cheapish chain motel. The Lake was calling! It was a beautiful morning; I headed north on M-22, up and down … Continue reading
Posted in On the Road Less Taken..., Tales from the Road, The Wonder of It All
Tagged Lake Michigan, Michigan, New Deal, nostalgia, roadside attractions
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Preservation Tales: “Progress” Goes Before a Fall
“It’s a historical building, but I guess it’s progress,” said Marv Blessing, an alumnus of Pine Village High School, in a recent interview with IndyStar. After decades of work in historic preservation, little pains me more than this continuing assertion … Continue reading
Posted in On the Road Less Taken..., Preservation Tales, Tales from the Road, The Past is Ever Present...
Tagged historic architecture, Hoosier basketball, New Deal, Pine Village IN, WPA
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Tales from the Road: Seeking the WPA in Historic Harrison County, Indiana
Some 34 years ago I traveled to the National Archives in Washington D.C. to go through Indiana’s WPA records. Perhaps the last WPA project was to compile the project records, each of which had an identifying index card, onto microfilm. … Continue reading
The Boys with the Shovels: The CCC at Pokagon State Park
For 62 years, veterans of the Civilian Conservation Corps, most of them from Company 556, have been coming to Indiana’s Pokagon State Park on the last Sunday in July, for the oldest continuous CCC reunion in the country. For the … Continue reading
Posted in On the Road Less Taken..., The Past is Ever Present..., Uncategorized
Tagged Angola Indiana, CCC, New Deal, Pokagon State Park, Steuben County, WPA
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