Gene and Clara's

Some of us have fond memories of this item of furniture. Glorioski!  It's Gene & Clara's bar cabinet!  Let's look i...

Eugene Zdrojewski's high-school athletics patch.  13.5mm by barely 1mm.  Red felt cutout applied to buff felt. The film we discuss...

Jim Ehrlich's comment on the post of April 18, 2011 included his translation of the essential terms in the identity papers ("Abz...

This photo was in a box upstairs.  What a cozy-looking house; I can almost smell the gingerbread. Let's zoom in on the people. ...

This photo came to me directly from May Street, via Marilla.  It is similar to the one Paul Zadner sent me, and which is in an ear...

The loft workrooms here at the Coot Hill Preservation Society HQ devote space to this loaded table with mystery objects stashed beneath...

John Peter Zdrojewski, eldest son of Ludwig and Victoria.  He was a small boy when the three of them crossed the Atlantic in steerage.  H...

Here's one side of a legal-sized document that has been in the family for over a hundred years.  Paul Zadner just sent me a photocopy...

"Who, in 1917?" Paul Zadner (PAZ) sent this photo and supplied the caption.  Paul, how did you get the "1917"? ...

JFZ writes:  "Look at the wedding photo on the wall. Ludwig and Victoria? I doubt their circumstances in a partitioned Poland would hav...