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> I have a silly question, why were y'all searching for an 1867 wagon road? Just curious.Darrell, it is a hobby that combines my love of local his...
Thanks Wendell. Bench Mark 199 is a textbook example of a bench, given this sketch from a 1898 International School of Correspondence survey book:199 ...
Great stuff Jerry. Fantastic documentation, photos, maps. I could read this stuff all day long.Out of curiosity do you ever get copies or scans of the...
Dave, I don't see Roy much since he retired but I know his reply would be along the lines "French?... Commie...? same-o same-o".
That was a really good workshop and I enjoyed your presentation Shelby. I think Andrew is this year's chapter president of the PLSO and he is looking ...
Tilley hatWonder of wonders, the biggest “score” of a present I got this year for Maureen is the Tilley Hat (thanks to this survey forum… I’d never he...
Bert’s writings – Elbow Lake (WA) 1948This is a great example of one of Bert’s stories. If the link below works, page to PDF page 30 where the story b...
What a guy. What a life! Our state society’s news letter had a long running series by him titled “The life and times of Bert Mason”. That’s where I go...
Coins under corners> Too bad the GLO didn't throw a Double Eagle under every Corner, then maybe some of the Jack-Legs would ACTUALLY spend some tim...