This vintage postcard shows the main building of the Northwestern Branch of National Home for Disabled Volunteer Soldiers, opened in Milwaukee (Wood) in 1867
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- Hi! I'm so happy you've stopped by for a visit. I'm Gerry. Mid-Missouri has been home for the past twenty+ years for me and my husband. Before moving the the mid-west, southern California, Arizona, and for a time, Saudi Arabia was home. Almost all were in desert areas. I enjoy mid-Missouri for it's four seasons. Quilting, knitting, crocheting, reading, blogging, organizing and re-organizing keeping me jumping from one to the other as the mood strikes. Your visits and Comments are what keeps me blogging.
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3 comments:
Hi Gerry,
How fascinating! I read several of your post and how facinating that you are finding all of this information. I would love to research my family some day!
Thanks for your visit and lovely comment.
Love and hugs,
Karyn
My great great grandfather John Michael Heimann died here....he was in the Cicil War. Thanks for the photo!
Gerry,
Is there a chance I could get this photo ? If you could email it to me, I would be most grateful! My email is on my blog! Sandy
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