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Lucas County Civil War Memorial

About that danged blogger

Frank D. Myers: Chariton, Iowa, United States; 1. Southern Iowan. Who can measure the importance of place? 2. Queer, cranky and getting older. 3. Vietnam veteran. 4. Certified skeptic: Secular humanist with a Lutheran and Unitarian Universalist past and Episcopalian leanings. My life, as does everyone else's, involves living contradictions with as much grace as possible.

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Chariton's Square Deal blog

Chariton's historic buildings, developed for the Lucas County Historical Society and Chariton Historic Preservation Commission.

The Mallory's Castle blog

A new blog devoted to the life and times of Smith H. Mallory, his family, his house (the Ilion, or Mallory's Castle) and early Chariton. Click on the photo to go there.

Coal Mining in Lucas County

1. Black Diamonds, Part 1
2. Black Diamonds, Part 2 (William Haven)
3. Black Diamonds, Part 3
4. Coal mining, Cleveland launched (1877)
5. Two Days in Old Cleveland (1887)
6. Black Diamonds, Part 4
7. Visit to New Cleveland & Whitebreast No. 4
Gray, Thomas (1880)

Death in the Mines

Baux, Jacob (1918)
Davies, Roger (1876)
Fry, Shadrack (1880)
Gardiner, James (1937)
Jukes, William (1880)
Lancey, David (1923)
Reese, John (1888)
Rennie, Robert (1879)
Roberts, Robert (1888)

Black Lives Matter

Theopolis Gibson

Baker, Frederick: County's black Civil War loss
Carter, Eliza Ann (Life & Times)
Gibson, Theopolis (LIfe & Times)
Iowa Bystander correspondents
Juneteenth vs. Emancipation Day
Kay, John (Cemetery Heritage Tour)
Kay, John, & the Jeffers Family Part 1
Kay, John, & the Jeffers Family Part 2
Kay, John, & the Jeffers Family Part 3
Martin, William (Benjamin Alexander)
Martin, William (G.A.R. flag holder for)
Mason, Anderson: County's first black voter
Mathis, Dudley (Slave or Free?)
Owsley, Jane, Dallas, Martha & Henry
Rhinehart, Charles & Newton
Wright Family (Farmers & Miners)

The Richmonds

1. Romulus R. Richmond's photograph
2. Meet Aunt Lillie Richmond
3. Lillie Richmond & children at rest

George Todd

Part 1: From Slavery to Chariton
Part 2: Enslaved in Missouri
Part 3: Encounters With the Media

The Underground Railroad

Barnes, A.C., & Coker F. Clarkson
Barnes, A.C., & his Washington hand press
Underground Railroad at Melrose, Part 1
Underground Railroad at Melrose, Part 2

The Ku Klux Klan in Lucas and Wayne Counties, Iowa

The Klan in Lucas County (Part 1)
The Klan in Lucas County (Part 2)
Chariton's Ku Klux Klan headquarters building
The Klan in Lucas County: Loose Ends
The Klan in Lucas County: Updates
About those Ku Klux Klan snapshots
The Ku Klux Klan in Wayne County (Part 1)
The Ku Klux Klan in Wayne County (Part 2)
The Ku Klux Klan in Wayne County (Part 3)

Chariton and Klondike Gold

1. Klondike Gold: Prelude
2. Klondike Gold: John Bentley's demise
3. Klondike Gold: Starling Riggins' hard luck
4. Klondike Gold: Charley Rose comes home

Strong Women

Branner, Virginia M.
Lewis, Sarah Lucretia
McAfee, Dr. Dora Wyland
Talboy, Capt. Helen Mahony

Henry T. Hiester, Master Photographer

1. Henry T. Hiester: Chariton's minor role
2. Henry T. Hiester: New Mexico, 1870-80
3. Henry T. Hiester: Chariton years, 1884-6
4. Henry T. Hiester: Death & Texas, 1886-95
5. Henry T. Hiester: Loose ends

The Charitone

01. Good news for the Charitone
02. Chariton's modern new hotel
03. The Charitone WILL rise again
04. Charitone memories and barbers
05. Inside looking out
06. The Elbow Room and more
07. A little Annex analysis
08. Jay Leno and the Hotel Charitone
09. The sign comes down
10. Inside the Charitone: Looking out
11. Charitone updates: Seeing sky
12. January 2013 update: Top to Bottom
13. A new restaurant for the Charitone
14. Congress comes to the Charitone
15. June 2013: Plumbing, heating & electrical
16. August 2013: Windows for the Charitone
17. October 2013: Rooms with a view
18. November 2013: Charitone relighted
19. December 2013: Checking it twice
20. January 2014: Bright lights, neon nights
21. January 2014: Charitone Market Grille
22. February 2014: Getting in at ground level

Charitone-related

Charitone Annex
That old Charitone corner (Part 1)
That old Charitone corner (Part 2)
That old Charitone corner (Part 3)
That old Charitone corner (Part 4)

Lucas County history

Alfred Goodwin's Russell
Alphonso Burt vanishes (1872)
Becoming Lucas County
Blue Grass Road (Part 1)
Blue Grass Road (Part 2)
Brief History of Chariton
Centennial Box
Centennial Box photos
Chariton Is a Rich Town (1903)
First National Bank, 1899 remodel
Herald-Patriot, 110th birthday
John Faith and "The Chariton Democrat"
July 4, 1876, and the big storm
Kirkwood, Dodge collide (1859)
Ku Kluk Klan, Part 1
Ku Klux Klan, Part 2
Let Us Entertain (& Elevate) You
President McKinley comes to town
Rocks of Ages: The Mormon Trace
Rosemary Evans: 20 Things She Remembered
Sin Creeps In: Prostitutes from Des Moines
Swede Hollow, The Healing Waters of ...
The Circus Comes to Town (1915)
Thomas Brandon's Memoir (1843 onward)
Vanished Archaeological Treasure
William W. Demaree, His Enigmatic Death

Lakes Ellis & Morris

In Honor of Lyle Morris: Dedicating the Sign
Face to Face with a Hero: Lyle Morris
Near Sunset at Lake Morris

Lucas County Courthouse

The Civil War Cannons (1916-1942)
The Courthouse Clock (1894)
The Courthouse Clock Rededicated (2017)
The Courthouse Clock Restored (2016)
The Courthouse Loses its Spire (1954)
The Old Log Courthouse (1850)
The Second Courthouse (1858)
The Third Courthouse (1892-94)

Lucas County: In their own words

Badger, Ellen Berry (1853 onward)
Best, Elizabeth (1855 onward)
Braden, Joseph (1853 onward)
Braden, Joseph (Part Two)
Brandon, Thomas (1843 onward)
Custer, Susannah Millan (1848 onward)
Shepperd, John W. (1851 onward)
Threlkeld, Isaac N. (1855 onward)

English Township

Breckenridge, Duncan
Brenaman, Abram
Cain, Isaac C.
Davis, Edmund
Dunshee, Thomas M.
Graves, Isaac
Hall, Thomas
Howard, Joseph
Karn, Henry
Kinsey, Isaac
Presbyterian Church of English
Stout, James
Vickroy, Joseph
Williby, John

Lincoln Township

Elizabeth Creighton Best Memoir
Oxford Cemetery (First Burials)
Oxford Cemetery (Memorial Day 2011)
Oxford Cemetery (Tillis Miller)
Oxford Cemetery (Tombstone Art)

Pleasant Township

Coal Glen Cemetery
Strong Cemetery 1: Overview
Strong Cemetery 2: The Hon. H.L. Byers
Strong Cemetery 3: James Irons (War of 1812)

Warren Township

Champlin Store (May Crossroads)
May Baptist Church
William DeForrest Gay (Part 1)
William DeForrest Gay (Part 2)
William DeForrest Gay (Part 3)
William DeForrest Gay (Part 4)
William DeForrest Gay (Part 5)
William DeForrest Gay (The Epilogue)

Lucas County Byways

Evening & a morning at Olmitz
Russell Sportsman's Cabin
Secret gardens & fall color (Greenbelt)
Stephens State Forest: What's in a name
Swede Holler to Poverty Ridge
Williamson Pond

Pioneers who got away

Searcy, Beverly and Rhoda

Douglass Pioneer Cemetery

Bethel, Part 1 (Introduction, Nelson Lowder)
Bethel, Part 2 (McDermott)
Bethel, Part 3 (Rhea-Etheredge-Sargent)
Bethel, Part 4 (Rhea-Etheredge-Sargent)
Brownlee (English, 2005 visit)
Brownlee (English, revisited 2011)
Clair/Clear Pioneer (Pleasant)
Coal Glen (Pleasant Township)
Douglass Cemetery (Chariton)
Douglass Cemetery (Oliver Coffman)
Douglass Cemetery: The Walthalls
Fletcher (Otter Creek Township)
Greenville (Washington)
Last Chance (General history, Mabry family)
Last Chance (Graveyard Communications)
Last Chance (Graveyard Dogs)
Last Chance (Lonesome Windmill's Song)
Last Chance (Spridgen)
Last Chance (Westfall family)
Mount Zion (Liberty Township)
Newbern (Liberty)
Oxford (English, first burials)
Oxford (English, tombstone art)
Prather-Roland Pioneer (Cedar)
Stoneking (Pleasant Township)

The "Bates lady"

Buried In the Chariton Cemetery

In Potter's Field

Gomez, Domito
Jones, Carl
Olson, Ole, 1871-1911
Vincent, Ruth, 1902-1902

Chariton Cemetery Heritage Tour 2013

Caviness, Carl L., 1896-1918
Corbett, Maggie, 1850-1887
Julien, Rene, 1783-1861
Vucucic, Marko "Chicago Mike," 1894-1928

Chariton Cemetery Heritage Tour 2014

Clark, Orliff A. & the Charitone family
Crips, Lizzie, 1854-1934
McCollough, Henry F., 1891-1980
St. John, Samuel B., 1831-1905

Chariton Cemetery Heritage Tour 2015

Kirk, Minnie Day, 1866-1896
Perry, Prof. John W., 1836-1887
Stanton, Dr. James Eddington (1828-1908)
Swan, Andrew, 1826-1903
Thayer, Jessie Mallory, 1863-1923

Chariton Cemetery Heritage Tour 2016

Carter, Eliza Ann, 1821-1923
Hallensleben, William, 1806-1867
Jones, Carl, 1911-1932
Never-identified vagabonds, died 1909, 1915
Sandahl, Anna, 1862-1904
Stanton, Gertrude Aughey (Introduction)

Chariton Cemetery Heritage Tour, 2017

Martin, William (Ben Alexander), 1846-1929
Oppenheimer, Freda (Simon), 1864-1943
Percifield, Templeton (1861-1929)
Talboy, Helen Malony (1907-1969)
Youtsey, Forrest D., 1893-1917

Chariton Cemetery Heritage Tour 2018

Larimer, Margaret Stanton (1895-1968)
McGaughey, Rev. Johnston
Crozier, Mary (1896-1988)
Bown, Thomas A. (1859-1922)
Plympton, Rebecca Hobson Bell (1826-1913)

Chariton Cemetery Heritage Tour 2019

Badger, Ellen Berry (1840-1934)
Branner, Virginia M. (1852-1921)
Cramer, Jeanette Sterett (1882-1966)
Kay, John (1845-1906)
Sanders, Fred B. (1922-1966)
Van Meter, Alexander (1844-1863)

Chariton Cemetery Heritage Tour 2021

Finley, Mary Stanberry (1834-1857)
Gasser, Mae Glenn (1884-1969)
Richmond, Booker T., 1904-1957
Rose, Charles Wesley, 1854-1917
Thayer, Deming Jarves (1852-1898)

Daniel McDermott's grave

Buried Elsewhere in Lucas County

Byram, "Doc" (Brief, Spring Hill)
Byram, "Doc" (Profile, Spring Hill)
Clark, John (Old Davis City)
Coffman, Oliver W. (Douglass)
Crocker, Frank R (Minneapolis)
Drake, Francis Marion (Centerville Oakland)
Fouts, Michael (Bethel)
Fox, Levi's family (New York)
Hainer, Ignace (Old Davis City)
Huddleson, Johnny (Freedom)
Lilly, Arthur (Freedom), Part 1
Lilly, Arthur (Freedom), Part 2
Lowder, Nelson (Bethel)
Mason, Amos (Jefferson Barracks)
Mathis, Dudley (Pleasanton; Slave, or free?)
McDermott, Daniel (Bethel)
McDermott, William and Nancy (Bethel)
McKinnis, Henry and sons (Mount Zion)
Miller, Tillis (Oxford Cemetery)
Ramsey, Sheriff William B. shot and killed
Ratcliffe, Boswell, Hart (Hogue)
Shockley, Hannah (Brownlee)
Shockley, Hannah (cause of death)
Smith, Josiah and Sarah's family (Salem)
Sullivan, Ivan L. (Waynick; hanged for murder)
Wadlington, Spencer F. "Squire" (Appanoose)
West, John's family (Spring Hill)
White, Roy's family (Spring Hill)

Cemeteries Elsewhere

Aspen Grove (Burlington)
Davis City (Decatur County)
Hart-Woods (Wayne County)
Iowa Veterans (Van Meter)
Pleasanton (Decatur County)
Rush (Wayne County)
Squire Wadlington (Appanoose)
Stringtown (Adams County)

Keokuk National Cemetery

The "White Chief's" travels in life & death
Behind the "White Chief's" mask
The vanishing Fort Des Moines Post Cemetery
Sitting Bull & Keokuk National Cemetery
About Keokuk National Cemetery

E. E. Sargent

All in the Family

Brown Family History
Brown, Jessie and Ida (photo only)
Brown/Love/McCorkle
Christmas Desk
Clair, Alvin Erastus
Clair, William (Tombstone)
Clair, William, Mary and family
Columbia Girls (Brown, et. al.)
Davis, Aquilla Jones
Greer, William H.H.
Miller home place
Miller, Joseph Cyrus family (photo)
Miller, South Dakota (Ida Rogers Brown)
Mount Carmel Church
Redlingshafer Barn
Redlingshafer, John G.
Rhea, James M.
Rhea-Etheredge-Sargent (Part 1)
Rhea-Etheredge-Sargent (Part 2)
Sargent, Edward Ebenezer
Sunnyside School scholars (photo)
Travels with my bureau

Die Familie Redlingshafer

Doratha Redlingshafer, the matriarch

No. 1: Anna Margaret Redlingshafer Rosa/Wulf
No. 1a: John W. Rosa
No. 7: John Lot Redlingshafer

Vietnam Veterans Memorial Wall

Long time passing ...

Cesar, Richard Allen (Vietnam)
Chariton's Civil War Memorial
Coffman, Oliver W. (Civil War)
Crouch, Albert B. (Vietnam)
Don Hawkins' Letter Home from Vietnam
Evans Cemetery Civil War memorial
Hatfield, U.S. Army PFC Ellis
Jones, Byron Kirk (World War I)
Lucas County's Civil War dead
Lucas County's Korean War dead
Lucas County's Vietnam War dead
Lucas County's World War I dead
Lucas County's World War II dead
Morgan, Air Force Lt. Col. George C.
Nussbaum, U.S. Marine PFC Loren E.
Owning the Dead

Evans Cemetery monument detail

Civil War Related

Alexander, George W. (Confederate)
Baker, Frederick (U.S. Colored Troops)
Civil War Memorial (Chariton)
Civil War Memorial (Evans Cemetery)
Coffman, Oliver: The Dry Bones Effect
Coffman, Oliver's Diary (January 1863)
Coffman, Oliver's grave (Douglass Cemetery)
Farewell to the boys of Company B
Gosport Forty
Iseminger, Daniel
Kay, John (U.S. Colored Troops)
Lucas County's Civil War Dead
Martin, William (U.S. Colored Troops)
Morgan, Elijah H. (Confederate)
Rhea, James M.'s Letter Home
Scott, John (Who was he?)
Smith, Josiah (Confederate)
Stanley, James's Remarkable Tombstone

The Southern Iowa Border Brigade

1. Chariton and the Border Brigade
2. John Edwards and the Border Brigade
3. Iowa Border Warfare & the Summer of 1861
4. The end of "Honest John" Edwards

Veterans of the War of 1812

Samuel Walthall's Tombstone

Callahan, Jeremiah (Grimes)
Cook, Solomon (Bethel)
Howard, Joseph (Newbern)
Irons, James (Strong)
Kendall, Aaron Moore (Greenville)
Kimberlin, Nathaniel (Cambria)
Musselman, Daniel (Mount Zion)
Proctor, Caleb (Chariton)
Tracy, Benjamin (Goshen)
Walthall, Samuel (Chariton)
Younkin, Henry (Chariton)

The World War I Dead

Caviness, Carl L. (1)
Caviness, Carl L. (2)
Culbertson, Fred
Johnson, Henry Rudolph
Strain, Oshea
Todd, Charles N. (1)
Todd, Charles N. (2)

The Korean War Dead

Halferty, Donald Lee
Musick, George
Parker, Jerry W.
Rowe, Elmer A.
Shelton, Lyle R.
Spoon, Manuel

Chariton Specifically

Chariton City Hall

Barnett/Meyer Law Firm Building

1. Building Bio: Bread to Briefs
2. Deconstruction, Reconstruction
3. Brick & Mortar & Pattern

ALSO ABOUT CHARITON

Bates House hotel (from beginning to end)
California gold passes through
Chariton Choral Society
Chariton City Hall (W.L. Perkins)
Chariton's Cecilians, 1936-1937
Civil War Cannons Join World War II Effort
Court Avenue "Subway"
Gates House (W.L. Perkins)
Library's 1889 May Party (a vision in calico)
Mortimer E. Wilson's Chariton Military Band
Nazarenes redeem the Levee
North side of square, ca. 1885-90
Oppenheimer Block
Sin Creeps In from Des Moines
William G. Barber House (W.L. Perkins)

Yocom Park

1. From Lake Como to Yocom Park
2. A Walk in Yocom Park
3. East Park Begins to Rise from Lake Como

Chariton more generally

Old Betsy in a 4th of July parade

First CHS mens basketball team
Old Betsy, Part 1
Old Betsy, Part 2
What it was was football (Noxall Club)

Destinations: Iowa & Otherwise

Confederate Cemetery, Higginsville, Mo.

Destinations, Iowa & otherwise

Bloomfield in bloom (Davis County)
Bob White State Park (Wayne County)
Civil War Battle of Athens (Iowa/Missouri)
Confederate Cemetery (Higginsville, Missouri)
Dakota City, Iowa
Lamoni and Liberty Hall
Lewelling Quaker Museum (Henry County)
Mount Pisgah (Union County)
Red Oak (Depot Hill Historic District)
Red Oak (Montgomery County Courthouse)
Red Oake (Grand Parade)
Remarkable Walnut, iowa
Round Barn site (Wayne County)
Stalking the Prairie Gentian
Swedesburg (Henry County)
Voyage to Icaria (Adams County, Iowa)

Chief Black Hawk

Iowaville

Beach, John
Black Hawk's Bones
Caldwell, Van
Davis, Andrew Jackson
Hinkle, Miss Lora
Jordan, James H. (Part 1)
Jordan, James H. (Part 2)
McClain, Lucinda Betterton
Tolman, John

Also Van Buren County

Abandoned house near Keosauqua, Cantril
Kneeland, Abner
Prentiss family

Mormon-related

Far West (A Visit)
Far West Cultural Center (Non Extant)
Garden Grove (With the Gunzenhausers)
Nauvoo (Day Trip To)
Sarah Gabbott & Grave Hollow 1
Sarah Gabbott & Grave Hollow 2
Sarah Gabbott & Grave Hollow 3

Refrigerator bran muffins

The Food Channel

Apple Crisp
Broccoli Salad
Cavatini
Chili (Midwestern style)
Green Magic Salad
Irish Soda Bread
Peach Pie (Dorothy Johnson's)
Refrigerator Bran Muffin Mix
Scalloped Corn (Corn Pudding)
Simple Chicken Sausage Soup
Skillet cornbread
Vegetable-Beef Soup

Sacred Heart Church

Altar detail

Christmastide at Sacred Heart Church
Father O'Connor & His Nephew, Jack
Happy birthdays, Sacred Heart!
Sacred Heart History & Photos Part 1
Sacred Heart History & Photos Part 2
Sacred Heart History & Photos Part 3
Sacred Heart History & Photos Part 4

First United Methodist Church

The great south window

Andrew Carnegie & the mighty Pilcher
Old Glory: First United Methodist
The Little Organ that Could
United Methodist Glass 1 (South)
United Methodist Glass 2 (West)
United Methodist Glass 3 (Rose)

Other Memorable Churches

Prebyterian Church, Bentonsport

Burlington First United Methodist 2007
Burlington First United Methodist 2011
Burlington First United Methodist 2013
Chapel of St. Anthony of Padua (Festina)
Chariton First Presbyterian
Chariton First United Methodist
Floris Christian Church (Davis County)
Franklin Baptist Church (Appanoose County)
Loving Chapel (Leon)
Lucas Presbyterian
May Baptist Church (Warren Township)
Mount Carmel (Benton Twp.)
Mount Zion Primitive Baptist (Liberty Twp.)
Ottumwa Heights
Pleasanton Methodist Chapel (Decatur Co.)
Russell First Baptist
Smyrna Friends Church (Clarke County)
St. John's Episcopal (Mason City)
St. Luke's Episcopal (Fort Madison)
St. Patrick's (Georgetown)
Temple B'nai Israel (Centerville)
Trinity Episcopal (Ottumwa)
Union Church (Davis City, Decatur County)

Montauk

Memorable houses

Barrows House (Davenport)
Bartholomew Fenton House (Centerville)
Bill & Elgin Stuart House (Chariton)
Clifton Hill & Clifton Place (Davenport)
Gibbon-Copeland House (Chariton)
Harper House (Chariton)
Henry Kubitshek's House (Chariton)
Hultz/Culbertson (Chariton)
Montauk (Clermont)
Storie House (Chariton)

Modestly Radical Gay Agenda

Raising the rainbow flag

Brother Ted and Brother Mike
Dispatches from the Holy Wars; 10/17
Dispatches from the Holy Wars: 10/02
Dispatches from the Holy Wars: 10/09
Do Tell: Two Gay Heroes
Episcopalian, please; not "Christian"
Gay marriage and goldfinches
Gay Scouts and Legislative Buffoons
Hate & Intolerance Slightly Refocused
Honored by association
How to Survive a Plague
Iowa boys play "Hide/Seek"
Irony and Marriage Equality
Jodie Foster's uncomfortable coming out
Maid-Rites for the masses
Mamas, hide your babies!
More of Zach Wahls
Move Over, Mother Teresa (Kim Davis)
Pete Buttigieg: Does he walk on water?
Politics of Hope (January 2013)
Prayers for Tyler Clementi
Richard Blanco & Role Models (Jan. 2013)
Richard Blanco's "One Today" (Jan. 2013)
Sunday-go-to-meeting when you're LGBTQ
Testify! (Faith and Life)
Thank God, sort of, for Fred Phelps
The bend toward justice
The Perfect Gay Storm (Jason Collins)
Who's welcome in God's locker room?

LGBTQ+ Stories

Chariton's "Huntress" (Harry Hemphill), Part 1
Chariton's "Huntress" (Harry Hemphill), Part 2
Chariton's "Huntress" (Harry Hemphill), Part 3
Chariton's "Huntress" (Harry Hemphill), Part 4
Chariton's "Huntress" (Harry Hemphill), Part 5
Chariton's "Huntress" (Harry Hemphill), Part 6
Ed and Cliff: Longtime Companions
Ed and Cliff: Twin hearts & 45 years
Ellen/Edgar Wales Burnham (Part 1)
Ellen/Edgar Wales Burnham (Part 2)

LGBTQ+ Iowa history

Catt, Carrie Chapman
Cline, Morgan E.
Crews, Bill
Duffy, Laura
Endean, Stephen $.
Eychaner, Rich
Halston
Maxwell, Elsa
McCoy, Matt (straight ally)
Miller, Merle
Sabin, Steven P.
Shilts, Randy
Sisters of Perpetual Indulgence
Smith, Warren Allen
Van Vechten, Carl
Varnum, Kate and Trish
Williams, Tennessee
Wockner, Rex
Wood, Grant

Prairie Remnants

Prairie Purple & Gold (August 2015)

Lucas County's Tallgrass Prairie Plants

Butterfly Milkweed

Blue Flag
Blue Vervain
Bottle Gentian
Butterfly Milkweed
Buttonbush
Compass Plant
Culver's Root
Foxglove Beard Tongue
Hairy Wild Petunia
Jewel Weed
Michigan Lily
Mountain Mint
Prairie (or Downy) Gentian
Prairie Clover (White)
Rattlesnake Master
Showy Tick Trefoil
Spiderwort (Common)
Starry Campion
Thistle (Pasture)
Wild White Indigo

Ramblings

Jan. 2018: The "Tombstone House" story
Jan. 2018: Brave & beautiful people of Haiti
Sep. 2015: Keep off my beach!
Aug. 2015: Sacred Spaces & Robert Taylor
Aug. 2015: Fear, Loathing, the Knoxville Cross
Aug. 2015: Gone to Graveyards Every One
Aug. 2015: Transitions: Colors & Computers
Aug. 2015: Mountains, Molehills & Coffee

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