Scans, history, old books, old newspapers, scan old items
I found these two grade school English text books and thought I would scan some parts of the books. One of the books had some beautiful illustrations so I copied those so more people could see what the students of the 1920's saw in their school text books. I hope you enjoy the pages. old-english-books-1920sDownload
Healthy Living Healthy Planet Free magazine - Michigan 305 healthy-cells-sep-2023Download
Free magazine - in the Bloomington/Normal, Illinois area 305 healthy-cells-dec-2022Download
People who work on genealogy or "the creation of family tree" are always on the look out for resources like newspapers, city directories, school year books and phone books. Phone Books for the young generation were books that the phone companies or cities put together that contained the phone numbers of all the residents of... Continue Reading →
Archeology - Bronze Age Collapsed - I was watching this YouTube video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=M4LRHJlijVU&t=2664s and in it Eric Cline cites the Dec 1987 issue of National Geographic - I looked in my library and found a copy of it. Here is the scanned PDF: binder1Download Below are some screen shots of the pages in the article.
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Scanned book: Facts from the History of Tiffin Public Schoolsby Frank DildineSeptember 1927 binder3Download
I scanned this random newspaper to test out the capabilities of the new Scanner. clarkston-news-27sep2023Download
This is my graduation class group picture.
I found this clipping among my collection of stuff... I kept it for some reason... maybe it was to help someone with their family tree brick wall. Maybe a name in this article will help someone in the future to tie their ancestors to Waterford, Michigan. That is the beauty of old news clippings, they... Continue Reading →
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