Sepia Scenes: Memory Box

In this memory box are keepsakes that belonged to my uncle Raymond.  He served in the US Navy during WWII.  Although I was only three years old, I remember his graduation from pilot school which took place at George Field in Lawrenceville, Illinois.  Lawrenceville is just across the Wabash River from Vincennes, Indiana.   

Sepia Scenes: My Feet

linking to Mary's Sepia Scenes
a different focus of view for me

Sepia Scenes: Wading

my grandfather Charles Kern

Since I didn't discover this photo

till long after my mom's death,

I know no details, just that it's

her dad.

Sepia Scenes: Sister and Brother

my younger brother and I in
our grandparents' back yard
He was a sweet and cute
little guy.  

Sepia Scenes: Pony Portrait

Back in the 1930s and 1940s, photographers
went door-to-door to take children's
photographs on a pony.  In this one,
is my sweet sister-in-law.

Sepia Scenes: Maple Tree

The tall tree is the maple in my front yard.  I don't know what the smaller one is, but it has red berries that are eaten by the birds in the winter.

Sepia Scenes: Down by the River

Sepia Scenes: Canada Geese

Sepia Scenes

A Windy Day