Category: Conneaut History
Hump Day History to Wisk Away Weary Wednesdays! Jerry Janco
Mrs. Garrison By Jerry Janco This Bob Blickensderfer photo could resemble Mrs. Garrison, although we don’t know what she really looked like. I knew her only as Mrs. Garrison. Then, as now, it didn’t seem appropriate to call her by her first name, though I imagine it to be Edna, or Mable, or Gertrude…one of … Continue reading Hump Day History to Wisk Away Weary Wednesdays! Jerry Janco
HUMP Day History to Wisk Away Weary Wednesdays! Bob Blickensderfer
Just An Empty Field By Bob Blickensderfer In 1930 at the beginning of the Great Depression my parents and I moved to our newly built home at 630 Mill Street. It sets on the east side of the street, just across the street from the present-day Foursquare Gospel Church which was built on what was … Continue reading HUMP Day History to Wisk Away Weary Wednesdays! Bob Blickensderfer
Capturing Conneaut History with the Conneaut Area Historical Society 