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| 3301 |
 | Gretchen Mol.
Gretchen Mol. |
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| 3302 |
 | Groton Massachusetts.
Groton Massachusetts. |
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| 3303 |
 | Groton Monument Postcard.
The monument has survived two major renovations, being struck by lightning and, a hurricane. As part of Fort Griswold Battlefield State Park, visitors can climb the monument from Memorial Day through Labor Day. |
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| 3304 |
 | Groton Monument.
The Groton Monument, also known as the Fort Griswold Monument, is a granite monument that was dedicated in 1830.
From "The Battle of Groton Heights, A Story of the Storming of Fort Griswold, Containing Also, The Narrative of Rufus Avery, From the Original Manuscript and Other Interesting Matter". Published Bingham Paper Box Company, New London, Connecticut, 1903 Page 3. |
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| 3305 |
 | Groton NY Board of Education.
Grip's Valley Gazette, Historical Souvenir Series No. 6. Groton, N. Y. and Vicinity. Albany, N. Y., October, 1899. Page 30 |
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| 3306 |
 | GT40 Lemans
Carol Shelby GT40 Lemans 1967. |
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| 3307 |
 | Gunnery Officers USS Monterey.
Gunnery Officers aboard the aircraft carrier USS Monterey. Future President Ford in in the front second from the right, |
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| 3308 |
 | Guy Alan Wheelock
New York, Homer, Homer Central High School, 1964 |
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| 3309 |
 | Guy Alan Wheelock
New York, Homer, Homer Central High School, 1963 |
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| 3310 |
 | Guy Carleton, 1st Baron Dorchester
Guy Carleton, First Baron of Dorchester, was the Governor of Quebec, Canada from 1768 to 1778. He came largely from a military background and he had no real political experience. His first problem would have been tough to handle even for someone with experience.
The many thousands of loyalists that came seeking refuge came from areas where they were under British law, spoke English and, attended mostly Protestant churches. The culture they found upon their arrival was mostly Catholic churches and unfamiliar French-language political institutions.
Carleton was unable make everyone happy. In response Parliament passed the Constitutional Act of 1791 which split Quebec into English-speaking Upper Canada (present-day Ontario) under English Common Law with its own assembly, and the French majority Lower Canada (Quebec). |
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| 3311 |
 | Gwen Labus
Illinois, Waukegan, Waukegan High School, 1952 |
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| 3312 |
 | Gwen Stefani
Gwen Stefani |
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| 3313 |
 | Gwen Stefani
Gwen Stefani - Musician, co-founder of the band; No Doubt. My 13th cousin. |
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| 3314 |
 | Gwen Stefani Family.
Left to right; Kingston Rossdale, Gwen Stefani, Blake Shelton, Apollo Bowie Flynn Rossdale, and Zuma Nesta Rock Rossdale. April 27, 2019 Los Angeles, California. |
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| 3315 |
 | Gwen Stefani Parents.
Gwen Stefani Parents. |
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| 3316 |
 | Gwendolen and Bruce Dayton with their four children, from left Anne, Brandt, Mark, and Lucy.
Gwendolen and Bruce Dayton with their four children, from left Anne, Brandt, Mark, and Lucy, in this undated photo. |
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| 3317 |
 | Gyllenhaal-Man Marriage.
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| 3318 |
 | H H Bennett Family.
Left to right... Ashley, Hattie, Henry and, Nellie. |
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| 3319 |
 | H H Bennett Studio.
Postcard depicting Bennett's studio as founded in 1865 and today (circa 1965). |
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| 3320 |
 | H H Bennett.
H H Bennett. |
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| 3321 |
 | H P Lovecraft.
H P Lovecraft. |
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| 3322 |
 | H. H. Holmes
H. H. Holmes - Serial killer. |
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| 3323 |
 | H. H. Holmes.
This picture is the most commonly seen picture of Holmes. It is from his mug shot. |
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| 3324 |
 | H.G. Wells' The Time Machine
Whit Bissell (right rear, holding glass) as Walter Kemp. |
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| 3325 |
 | H.P. Lovecraft
H.P. Lovecraft - Author of many stories however, his greatest legacy is his influence. The list of those who have have claimed Lovcraftian influence are many including, writer Stephen King and, H.R. Giger, the artist responsible for designing the creature, the pilot's corps and the ship in the movie "Alien". |
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| 3326 |
 | Hadley and Jack "Bumby" Hemingway.
Hadley and Jack "Bumby" Hemingway. |
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| 3327 |
 | Hadley Mariel Hemingway
Hadley Mariel Hemingway |
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| 3328 |
 | Hadrosaur Herd.
In 1963 after an extensive study of dinosaur footprints, Ostrom authored a paper on the Hadrosaurus, a type of duck-billed dinosaur. The creatures were seen as slow moving beasts that lived in swamps like hippopotami. Ostrom argued that the herbivorous creatures were active land creatures that traveled in heards “like bipedal buffaloes.” |
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| 3329 |
 | Hager Brothers
Hager Brothers - Country music performers, comedians. Best known for their appearances on the TV show "Hee Haw". My 8th cousins once removed. |
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| 3330 |
 | Hager Twins.
Hager Twins. |
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| 3331 |
 | Haight and Nagel families.
Haight and Nagel families. |
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| 3332 |
 | Hailey Baldwin.
Hailey Baldwin. |
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| 3333 |
 | Hair.
Treat's first major film appearance was the film version of "Hair". |
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| 3334 |
 | Half Day IL First School.
Half Day IL First School. 1918 school histories. |
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| 3335 |
 | Half Eagle.
The last 5$ gold piece, popularly known as the Half Eagle was designed by Bela Lyon Pratt. The coins are now highly respected by collectors but, it didn't start out that way. The coin had many things about it that were unique. The most obvious is that the design instead of standing above the surface of the coin it was sunken into the coin.
This was done to minimize wear and, according to some sources because President Roosevelt thought it made the coins look more "regal" mimicking the look ancient Roman coinage. Still other sources credit the president's friend William Sturgis Bigelow who wanted the coins to be more stack-able.
Unfortunately critics though this meant the coin would fill with dirt and transfer disease. |
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| 3336 |
 | Halifax night time.
Halifax night time. |
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| 3337 |
 | Halifax Parish Church.
Halifax Parish Church. |
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| 3338 |
 | Halsten John Thorkelson
Wisconsin State Journal, Madison, Wisconsin, Wednesday, November 07, 1945 |
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| 3339 |
 | Halsten Joseph Berford Thorkelson
The Sheboygan Press, Sheboygan, Wisconsin, Saturday, May 02, 1953 |
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| 3340 |
 | Hank Azaria
Hank is best known for his work on "The Simpsons" where he is Moe the bartender, Chief Wiggum, Comic Book Guy, Cletus Spuckler, Professor Frink, Dr. Nick Riviera, Lou, Snake Jailbird, Kirk Van Houten, the Sea Captain, Superintendent Chalmers, Disco Stu, Duffman, the Wiseguy and numerous one-time characters. Additionally before the world got stupid he was Apu and Carl Carlson. |
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| 3341 |
 | Hank Azaria & Oliver Platt.
Hank and Oliver attended Tufts University where they met and became friends. Latter Hank would become godfather to Oliver's son George. |
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| 3342 |
 | Hank Azaria.
Hank Azaria. |
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| 3343 |
 | Hannah (nee Minor) Niles.
Avery notes and queries: a quarterly magazine devoted to the history of the Groton Averys, May 1902.
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| 3344 |
 | Hannah Green
Hannah Green |
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| 3345 |
 | Hannah Maria (nee Rowell) Avery.
Past and Present of Clinton County, Michigan by Judge S, B. Daboll. S. J. Clarke Publishing Company, Chicago, Illinois 1906. Page 303. |
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| 3346 |
 | Happy Birthday From Me.
Happy Birthday From Me is the inscription on the back of this photo of someone who knew my great grandmother Anna (Nee Gerber) Kleinfeldt. |
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| 3347 |
 | Hard Cider.
Whatever you may have heard it was about land and booze.
Frontier law allowed people to claim ownership of land through development of a permanent homestead. One way to prove a claim was by planting 50 apple trees. Traveling through Pennsylvania, Ohio, and Illinois, Chapman would plant not random seeds but, orchards. Once the orchard matured he would then sell the land to settlers. It was a strategy that made him fairly wealthy for his time.
You wouldn't want to eat John's apples. They were small and tart. They were not meant to be eaten but to be transformed into hard cider. Post revolution all the way up to prohibition hard cider was very popular in America and, sometimes safer than the water which might contain bacteria.
Prohibition destroyed John's legacy. FBI agents took to the orchards with axes and, made sure they could no longer be used to produce alcohol. Today only one of John's trees is known to survive.
Never the less while edible apples were not his intention, apples of the day were cultivated through grafting not planting seeds. Grafting produced apples that never changed. The seeds he planted allowed for mutations. When you visit the market today and get to choose from many varieties of apples it can be considered a gift from John and his work. |
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| 3348 |
 | Harlacher 50th Anniversary
The Times (Streator, Illinois) 25 May 1991, Saturday, Page 12 |
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| 3349 |
 | Harlan Sanders 7mth
Harlan Sanders 7mth |
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| 3350 |
 | Harlan Sanders RR.
Harlan Sanders RR. |
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