Posted by John B. on November 18, 2016 at 04:15:54 from (50.106.218.100):
I thought I'd slide this in since we haven't had a feature night for some time. With Thanksgiving coming I thought it would be nice to make it "Your Home Place" where you grew up. After reading a post about someone's brother's 560 (can't remember who) with their home place in the back ground made me dedicate tonight as "Your Home Place". It took me a while to find which file I had these pictures in. These are pictures of my Dad's home place and where my 2 brothers and 1 sister grew up also. The family picture is my dad's parents and his brothers. My dad is the youngest in the middle. This was taken around 1936-38. The last picture is a painting of the family picture. A class mate of mine has a son who painted this when he was 17yrs old. He's an incredible artist, cartoonist and has had some of his paintings displayed in the White House in Washington DC. Hope you enjoy.
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