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Vintage Weekly: 101 Ranch and Wild West Show

My great-uncle Barney Kern with Doran. 
(no notes on Doran,
so I don't know if he was a friend or was part of the show)
Barney was the advance man 
for the traveling 101 Ranch and Wild West Show.
My cousin's daughter loaned the album Barney kept 
during his travels so that I could scan the pages.
I never got to know Barney because he died in a car wreck
when I was a baby.

sharing with
hosted by Jane


Comments

Ida said…
Sounds like he must have been a very interesting man. I would have enjoyed the Wild West Show I think.
Jane said…
Lovely old sepia photos, its nice to see how people lived and the clothing of theat era. Thanks for sharing :)
Al said…
What an amazing piece of family history. We have no photos that old.
Nonnie said…
I'm thrilled that someone cared for the book all through the years.
Anonymous said…
I love old photographs and albums! Thanks for sharing!

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