My grandfather (Nono) had a number of these small brooder houses in which his chickens lived. I'm not sure which chickens lived in the main part ... (read more)
Mary Ellen Daley
I wouldn't consider myself a history buff, but I'm interested in going back and looking at my own personal history - where I came from (Snowy and cold northern Wisconsin) and where I ended up (Connecticut with a wonderful family and 3 amazing children - 6 very clever grandchildren). What a great life I've had so far and I hope to share whatever of my personal history that I can.
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Mary Ellen Daley
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This photo of my sister Bruna is of special interest because it shows the Cary Mine shaft house in the background. This was taken from the ... (read more)
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This is a photo of my father taken by Don Veda. I'm guessing he was a company photographer because it is an 8X10 glossy. It appears ... (read more)
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A photo of some interesting crystals taken in the Cary mine. The miners were impressed by the beauty of some of these unusual formations they would ... (read more)
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My father was never a miner but was in charge of maintenance at the Cary mine. It was his job to see that everything kept running ... (read more)
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My dad worked at the Cary mine. It was in operation from 1886 to 1964 producing high grade iron ore and was operated by the Odanah ... (read more)
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My dad, Bruno, Mom Ellen, Aunt Mae, Uncle Geno holding Bonnie with cousin Dennis off to the right holding his fish. My dad and Geno were ... (read more)
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A photo of my cousin Dennis, Me, Arlene, Bruna and cousins Barbara and Bonnie enjoying our time at the cottage. There were many happy times we ... (read more)
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This is a wonderful photo of our grandfather Charlie Ross along with me, my sisters Arlene and Bruna. Grandpa, me and Arlene are proudly holding our ... (read more)
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Another view of our cottage from our rowboat. (read more)
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My father owned this cottage along with some other family and friends. We had very happy summer vacations here, swimming in the lake and fishing. I ... (read more)
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My Grandfather, Bartolo DeRosso, had a large chicken farm in northern Wisconsin just outside Hurley. At any time he would have hundreds and hundreds of chickens ... (read more)
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Vacation on Cape Cod. Went biking through the dunes. (read more)
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He was a lover of eating dirt (and worms)! He's about a year old here. Trust me, he doesn't have curley hair any longer (or much ... (read more)
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Nice Crown ALA Burger King (read more)
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This is what baby backpacks looked back then. (read more)
Michael Daley
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My son Michael, probably aged 2 or 3 standing on our bed and stuffing his mouth. (read more)
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My husband Owen, working on our Silverado pickup back in the eighties. The truck was lightning quick. Not surprising considering it had a massive engine. There ... (read more)
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That's my grandfather and aunt. (read more)
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Back in the early sixties you were able to drive through the park and feed the bears when they came up to the car. In fact, ... (read more)
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My husband, Owen, grew up on Reservoir Avenue in Meriden, Ct. (photos show the neighborhood, Sylvan Avenue, which backed up to Reservoir). These pictures are of ... (read more)
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Prior to the construction of the Mackinac Bridge in 1957 the journey across the straits from the upper peninsula of Michigan was a long arduous process. ... (read more)
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My grandfather had a large chicken farm in northern Wisconsin. My dad worked along with him and delivered the eggs and chickens over a large area ... (read more)
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Back in the early sixties you were able to drive through the park and feed the bears when they came up to the car. In fact, ... (read more)
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