
Gail

Jack
Kate gets something wonderful, a tutu perhaps...
Mag and EZ Bake Oven
Pooch, kids and mess
Hanging Stockings
Still Hanging Stockings...
Christmas morning, Almost there...
Happy, Happy, Joy, Joy
Hanging stockings
Susy, Royce and Cousins
John Maxwell Wright, Cornell University freshman portrait 1925
Cornell drinking club mid 1920s. Jack is on the top left.
Max and the Moms (clockwise from top) Leola, Mary, Susy, Gail and Polly
Spring 1983
The John Wrights: John Wright Greene, John Maxwell Wright Greene and John Maxwell Wright.
Spring 1985
Dave putting up a rope swing.
Beth trying it out.
Crystal tries it out too.
Peggy’s turn…
Crystal approves…
Crystal and Peggy…
The Isle was a spot, actually an island for a season or two, on/in Shellpot Creek in Brandywine Hundred where some teenage folks and friends from Windsor Hills would go to hang out and get beyond the eyes of parental authority. Here are some pictures of the (Phace) place circa May 1974.
Next Summer…
Our firepit, complete with fire…
1973 was a wasted summer…
A beech tree that seems to have acquired Steve’s arms…
I took a photography course the last half of my senior year at Brandywine High School. One of the things we had to do was take and develop a roll of 35mm slide film. I’ve had these slides for 34 years and I never really saw them until I bought my new scanner (which can scan slides and 35mm negatives as well as photographic prints). This post and two more posts in the following days will be based on the 14 slides that I found and scanned.
The initial four slides were taken in the immediate vicinity of the house my family moved into in the summer of 1972, and which house my parents are in the process of moving out of this very month… Windsor Hills was/is a strange, sad and beautiful place to live.
106 Rockingham Drive
Don arrives home from a long day at SMS…
Meg and Tom (Smoags) and others hanging out in the Hills…
Brian and Gabe…
Gail (second from the top) and Mary (bottom) and two friends in Riverton NJ 1942. The caption on the back of the picture is “Circus 1942”.