Linda’s Monthly Monday Morning Musings for Monday August 3, 2026. This weekend, I joined in a walk through the Romeo Cemetery, that was produced by the Romeo Historical Association, designed to make people more aware of the cemetery and its many historic graves. On the 8th day of August in 1842, about 1 1/2 areasContinue reading “History of the Romeo Cemetery”
Category Archives: Village of Romeo Research
It might be time for number 8
Linda’s Monthly Monday Morning Musings for July 6, 2026. When I finished my last Arcadia book in the spring of 2025, the ‘Lighthouses of the Southern Atlantic Coast’, I felt I might have run my limit. Normally my time frame would be to start during the summer to work on the next book, then contractContinue reading “It might be time for number 8”
This is what comes next……
Linda’s Monthly Monday Morning Musings for June 1, 2026. In April’s blog I wrote about, ‘what comes next’. I might have found what actions needed to be taken, with the mound of paper work, binders of images and files in general, that I managed to create with each and every book that I had published.Continue reading “This is what comes next……”
‘A Little Taste of a Generous Gift’
Linda’s Monthly Monday Morning Musings for May 4, 2026. In 2017, I went to the Kezar Library in the village of Romeo, to inquire about doing research, for I had been researching my family history, for what would be now about 30 years. I was asked if I would be willing to do the genealogicalContinue reading “‘A Little Taste of a Generous Gift’”
‘Romeo Observer Christmas’
Linda’s Monthly Monday Morning Moaning’s for December 4, 2023 This is a repeat of a blog from Christmas of 2020. I felt it was well worth posting the information yet again for any newer blog readers who might not have seen this article from that point in time. With this being the Christmas season, myContinue reading “‘Romeo Observer Christmas’”
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