This weathervane was photographed in the Old Quebec City, Canada. Last week I featured a weathercock above the Quebec City church Notre Dame...

 This weathervane was photographed in Old Quebec City, Canada.  A view of the Chateau Frontenac from the ferry across the St. Lawrence River...

 This weathervane was photographed in Quebec City, Canada. The Chalmers Wesley United Church is located on 78 Rue Sainte-Ursule, in Old Queb...

 Today's weathercock was photographed in Quebec City, Canada. The narrow streets and tiny square, Place Royale, in front of the Notre Da...

This is part two of a blog post I posted two weeks ago about scanning the photo slides of our honeymoon trip in 1983.  We hadn't looked ...

The Damm Garrison House in Dover, New Hampshire is located inside this pavilion at the Woodman Institute This map is located in...

There really was a War of Jenkins’ Ear (1739 – 1748) It was a conflict between Spain and England, part of the bigger war known as the Wa...

1983, Quebec City This is my husband, sticking his head into a cannon on the walls of Quebec City overlooking the St. Lawrence River.  ...

This is the tale of another "new to me" library... American Canadian Genealogical Society Manchester, New Hampshire I...

We've been lucky enought to have been in Canada for three different Canada Days over the years.  First was our honeymoon in Quebec City,...

The Six MacDermid Sisters of Marsboro, Quebec photographed in Massachusetts in the 1920s My grandmother's brother, Uncle Horace Warren R...

From Cape Code to Nova Scotia to Beverly, Massachusetts Last in my "Other Mayflowers" series for Thanksgiving week. My ancestor...

The Hessian Soldier who stayed in the New World Part four in my Thanksgiving series about ancestors who DIDN’T arrive in the New World o...

The Bill Sisters Georgia Belle, Grace and Jennie (restored with PhotoShop by Catalina Rojo, great great grand daughter of Belle)...