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Signs, Signs: Wabash College

 cheers, Wabash College , located in Crawfordsville southwest of Muncie shared at Lesley's  Signs, Signs

ABC Wednesday: Nostalgia

NOSTALGIA Magic-skin Baby, most favorite toy during  my early childhood magazines of yore read them, cut out photographs taped them to my mirror my brother & me posing in Grandma’s backyard... a sweet memory  1950 was proclaimed as Indiana Territory Sesquicentennial Year  by Governor Henry F. Schricker. Below is my uncle Charles dressed in appropriate garb for the celebration.  Beards were a requirement or males could be jailed in the "hoosegow"! (from Spanish  "juzgado")   Cousins Mary & Kathy sharing with ABC Wednesday created and hosted this week  by Mrs. Nesbitt  and maintained by Roger Owen Green

Weekend Reflections #263: Cyclist

cyclist driving by Where is he in the reflection? looking… there he is! wander over to James' Weekend Reflections #263

Signs, Signs: Signs On a Subaru

potpourri of signs spelunking, conserving, bats varied interests  see other signs at Lesley's Signs, Signs

ABC Wednesday: Maring Library of Muncie

Maring ,  another well-known name in Muncie . source:  http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Grace_Keiser_Maring_Library Grace Maring was the wife of Joel Maring, founder of  glass  factories throughout Muncie, Indiana. A  philanthropist  and advocate for  education , Grace Maring gave the city of Muncie $25,000 upon her death to develop a  public library  system. In 1930, the Grace Keiser Maring Library was dedicated, and began serving the south side of Muncie. The library was posted to the  National Register of Historic Places  on September 15, 2005. [2] Architecture [ The library was designed by architects Herbert Smenner and Charles Houck. The architectural style is a variation of  colonial revival , a popular style in the early 20th century. Built from  brick  and trimmed with  limestone , it is the only remaining civic building of this style in Muncie.  [3] This beautiful building is no l...

Shadow Shot Sunday 2: Norfolk Pine

Norfolk Pine’s branches  embracing the sunlight’s rays casting webbed* shadows *lacy sharing with Shadow Shot Sunday 2 hosted this week by Gemma Wiseman