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Category Archives: Education
Friendship 7
On February 20, 1962 John Glenn became the first American astronaut to go into orbit in the Friendship 7 Mercury capsule. The Russians had earlier sent Yuri Gagarin and Gherman Titov into orbit. Of course, my Grandma saved a few … Continue reading
Posted in Education, Memories, Travel
Tagged Coffee Can, Culture, Frank Andrea Miller, history, John Glenn, memories, Mercury, NASA, Space Program, Space Race, transportation, travel
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Marx Presidents
With the start of Presidents Day weekend I have been thinking of an amazing set of presidential figurines that my Grandma gave me one year. They are about three inches tall and made out of plastic. I did a little … Continue reading
Posted in Education, Family History, Memories
Tagged Abraham Lincoln, collectibles, Culture, Family History, Figurines, George Washington, history, Marx, memories, politics, Presidents, Presidents Day, toys
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