Youngstown, OH – Steel Mill Safety While they were much more dangerous than today the steel mills of […]
Month: September 2014
Yeah. So it is true that rich people can spend more money than middle class people, but there’s […]
Youngstown, OH – Steel Mill They were dirty places to be but they provided a job for the […]
As the new school year approaches, teachers have come to expect that many of their students will have […]
Youngstown, OH – Steel Anybody with much study of America knows that Youngstown was one of the premiere […]
Question with boldness even the existence of a God; because, if there be one, he must more approve […]
Bedford, IN – Limestone workers I am going to visit Bedford Indiana for a second time today to […]
We have a few very old maple trees on our property. The one shown here is pretty well […]
Bedford, IN – Limestone My roots are now firmly planted in southwest Indiana and that is limestone territory. […]
It seems that many of my blog friends are falling by the wayside lately. They are slowly disappearing […]
Cleveland, OH – Guarinos I know the hot dog is supposedly very American but I kind of think […]
I sincerely believe . . . that banking establishments are more dangerous than standing armies, and that the […]
Dearborn, MI – Henry Ford Museum The Hoosier Cabinet was an essential baking center for the early twentieth […]
The future is a scary place for many of us. We primarily see things that are out to […]
Hannibal, MO – Mark Twain Samuel Clemons, otherwise know as Mark Twain was perhaps the first truly well-known […]
Nearly all of 2014’s best-paying jobs require an advanced degree, according to a new ranking from the job […]
Norfolk, VA – USS Wisconsin Like it our not the mighty guns of the battleship USS Wisconsin is […]
I know the Rolling Stones song goes “I can’t get no satisfaction” but for purposes of this post […]
Pittsburgh PA – H.J. Heinz Company Museum It is unclear just who invented ketchup but as usual an […]
1) Christ is perfect but “Christianity” is not. Don’t mistake Christian Culture as God, they aren’t the same […]
Salina, UT – Home Cooking The backbone of America is our small business owners. Mom’s Cafe, which we […]
Another quick snapshot of my blog InSearchOfAmerica. Visit it by clicking on the mosaic map just to the […]
Juneau, AK – Red Dog Saloon I’m not sure of the history of the Red Dog but it […]
This is a continuation of last Friday’s post about why I blog and why I have been around […]
