•  Holiday InnYour Host from Coast to Coast

     Holiday Inn
    Your Host from Coast to Coast

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    If your family traveled by car after 1952, it may be that you slept in a Holiday Inn. Those motels were new, clean, and dependable. Most important to the kids in the family was that each motel had a swimming pool. What more could you ask for?

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  • Lumbering the Giant Trees of America’s Northwest

    Lumbering the Giant Trees of America’s Northwest

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    A look back at early logging in the American northwest begs the question, how much has changed – the answer is everything but the wood. Cross-cut handsaws have been replaced by gasoline powered chainsaws. Helicopters drag the logs from the forest, and a Global Positioning System is employed to find the trees deep in hardwood…

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  • The Freedom Train

    The Freedom Train

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    Often it has been said, “the more things change, the more they stay the same.” What follows is a reminder of the 1947 Freedom Train that traveled over 30 thousand miles to remind Americans of how and why they enjoy liberty.

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Past Article

Bob Teevan
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A drawing of a lion, with a hidden message in his mane, is a curiosity no collector could resist. This one example of a popular postcard is neither rare nor valuable, but it certainly is interesting. The characters include a commonwealth, a symbol of courage, and a man with courageous concern for his fellowmen.

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