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| I have a brother in The Bay Area so I have been Lucky enough to visit San Francisco many times |
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| Where little Cable Cars go half way to the Stars. |
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| Would not visit San Francisco without a day in China Town. |
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| Do not miss the Murals inside the base of Coit Tower. They alone are worth the trip. |
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| ZEBRA ROOM -- THE TOWN HOUSE -- LOS ANGELES, CALIFORNIA Favorite meeting place for Hollywood stars. Entertainment and music for dancing nightly. |
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| The "ZOO CHOO" at Children's Zoo on Mill Mountain. Roanoke, Va. Children and adults alike enjoy going around the Zoo on the "Zoo Choo". The Engineer blows the whistle and the train runs through a 100 ft. concrete tunnel. The miniature train can carry 36 people and is one of the favorite attractions. The "Zoo Choo" was sponsored and is operated by the Roanoke Jaycees.   The "Zoo Choo" started its operation in 1952 The zoo's current train, which is owned by the Roanoke Jaycees, is being relocated to the Virginia Museum of Transportation. That's because the Blue Ridge Zoological Society, which operates the zoo, wants to own and operate its own train. The new Zoo Choo will be nearly identical to the old one except in color -- Thomas the Train blue instead of burnt Tuscan red. "There will always be a Zoo Choo at the Mill Mountain Zoo," said Sean Greene, the zoo's executive director. "And this town is big enough for two miniature trains." |
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| Message on back: This is house in which Betsey, descendant of Roger (noted on other card) was born, and stands now well within the limits of Roger Williams Park. In that same Roger Williams Park, in the family cemetery, are the graves of Joseph and Joseph, Jr., Williams, and their wives, all of whom were ancestors of my wife. They are great cards but neither is signed or addressed. Don't know who they came from or went to. |
French Post Cards produced between 1899 and1910 |
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We are already in Florida so lets stay at the LYNMAR. It is one of my favorites on Miami Beach. It is located on fashionable Collins Avenue in what is now the Art Deco district called South Beach.
I can't swear to it but I imagine it is still there. Most of those Art Deco Hotels in South Beach have been saved from destruction over the passed 30 something years. The last Deco landmark Hotel I saw come down was the New Yorker. That must have been around 1980. What a shame. I actually had a chance to go inside the vacant building just before it was destroyed. OK it had small rooms and was in horrible shape. Most of South Beach was in bad shape back then. It had gone to waste. Thank goodness for the Art Deco Preservation league and the TV show MIAMI VICE that brought attention to its beautiful Art Deco Architecture.
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| We will from time to time enjoy a cocktail or two in some of the finest establishments to be found. Both here and there, near and far. "CHEERS!" |
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| After the Video be sure to check out The Scoop on LUCY (LINK below the Video) |
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| Click link below Jesse for all information JAMES |
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| Jesse James c.1882 http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jesse_W._James |
