Nice images Howard. Suzanne has hundreds of photos of the Tschiffley family, their children and the Kentlands property prior to it being developed. The photos are remarkably in great condition. Some over 100 years old.
Dan
AllGearNoTalent wrote:
Da - Check the landing page on my website, sussmanandsimcox.com. ( Im an attorney) I shot a drone flyover above the mansion, and thats my daughter roller blading around the lake The City owns the mansion now and rents it out for weddings and other events. The fire house was finally sold to a private citizen who converted it into their home.
Danpbphoto wrote:
Howard, Suzanne's great grandfather owned Kentlands.
The original King Pontiac was in "olde towne" next to what was then Ben Franklin 5&10(across the street from the RR Station.).
Here is Suzanne's great grandfather and the Tschfeffily Family and House. Her Great Uncle Claude was in the Explorers Club and was a wild game hunter.
Dan
Ahh, Brother Dan, as the greatest sages of my time sang so eloquently: “Those were the days my friends, I thought they’d never end, I thought they’d live forever and a day…..” (courtesy of Archie and Edith).
anthonysemone wrote:
Ahh, Brother Dan, as the greatest sages of my time sang so eloquently: “Those were the days my friends, I thought they’d never end, I thought they’d live forever and a day…..” (courtesy of Archie and Edith).
S/F, Brother Tony
I have that melody on my cars USB play!!!!!!!!
Indeed my brother!
Stay cool!!
S/F Marine!
RD
