Great Aunt Maria Died of the Spanish Flu
Last summer, I posted a story about Maria P. Unger, whose life was tragically cut short in 1918. She was nineteen years old. She had […]
local history
The East Reserve Historical Atlas Inspires Local Exploration!
My last post was all about how Andrew and I finally explored Bush Farm Trail and saw its plaque denoting its historical significance. You know… […]
Exploring Bush Farm Trail
Andrew and I enjoy being sequestered in our little condo with our books and whatnot, but this is getting to be a lot already. We needed […]
When You Stop at La Rochelle Corner
You might notice the East Reserve (today called the RM of Hanover) is kind of an upside-down L-shape. If it were a full square, it […]
The Handwriting of My Great-Great-Great-Grandfather, Peter Baerg
Every Archivists’ nightmare: that’s what that feature photo sure is. I really need to get some white gloves. Thanks to Grandma Online, I’d discovered that […]