• "Pine Island Romance" by Lucille Milam Daut
    (Submited by Corky Daut)
  
• "Gypsy Magic" by Joe Edwards
  
• "Central" by Joe Edwards
  
• "Childhood Pleasures" by Mabel Jones
  
• "Schooldays" by Mabel Jones
  
• "America's Immigrant" by Arthur
  
• "Granny" by Maggie Anderson
  
• "The Last Letter June 2, 1865" by William Craig
  
• "And The Hills Rang With Laughter" by Ivory (Boggs)
    Barker (Submited by Raylene Boggs)

"The Special One" By John Daut


"My Mother's Flowers" By Henrietta America Trout Daugherty


"Leprechaun Wishes" By Sandra Gwilliam


"The Gnome" By John Daut


"The Turn Of The Century" By Don Kurtz

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Your "Good Old Days"
Old Car Memories

"My Old Tin Can" by Anon

"Uncle Frank's Model T" by Don Kurtzs

"My 1933 Ford V8" by John Wheeler

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CORKY'S INSTANT Scroll Down To Choose A Page Then Click "Go" The Old Folk's Home Main Page Page I Growing Up During The 1930's And 1940's Page II The Boy Grown Up By The 1950's Page III Visitors "Good Old Days Stories" Page IV Some Of The Bad Parts Of The Good Old Days Page V Fun Stuff For Folks Old Enough To Remember Page VI More Fun Things From The Good Old Days Page VII Things That May Be Of Interest To Page VIII Holidays In The Good Ol' Days Page IX Some Pastimes For Seniors Page X The Good Old Days In Texas Page XI Eating Was Good In The Good Old Days Page XII Fun Thinks and Links For Older Memories Page XIII Senior Web Sites And Senior's Web Pages Page XIV Awards, Web Rings And Stuff Page XV The Old Folk's Web Ring Page TRANSPORTER!

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The Background Graphic, is a tent revival meeting
in Pine Island, Texas In late 1920's. The light
colored box tbehind the lady is the back of the piano.