|
Every Kid Should Grow Up In A Farming Community
This web site is kinda like an autobiography. So, as such I'll start at the beginning. Everyone has to come from somewhere, I lived my first 18 years here........
|
|
|
The Old Stone House
This house was built sometime around 1816 from the best anyone can tell..... I may have been young while growing up here but, still have many memories...... |
Waynesburg Animal Hospital
We all moved here to be closer to schools and my parents business. We still had livestock at the Stone House for many years.
|
|
|
|
The Way Back Home
Travel to the southwestern corner of the Keystone state near the Mason-Dixon Line and guess what you'll find?......... for me .... memories |
Greene County Covered Bridges
Some may say nothing ever changes here in Greene County. Maybe.... Maybe our ancestors did such a good job making the perfect farming community there's nothing else to change?
|
|
|
|
Community Commerce
How many Head?, How many dollars?, How many deals?...... Wow! It's just like the auction web site Ebay.com. Once again Greene County is a hundred years ahead of it's time. |
A Truly Convenient Store
A store that sells a little bit of everything out away from town. There is still many places that haven't caught on to this. I'm sure one day it'll be called a "Revolutionary Idea".
|
|
|
|
Old Advertisement Barns
These old barns receive a lot of attention by the big corporate world. I have seen pictures of advertising barns from Pennsylvania all around the country. |
Monongahela River
Making up the east border of this timeless county. River Barges still efficiently transport the coal that powers the rest of the world. Our forefathers designed a culture to last the ages. Change is not always profitable, just wait and see...........
|
|
|
|
Just Follow The Red Brick Road
Before rushing into the future we should look at our past. I think our fathers knew something........ |
|
Waynesburg Central High School Class of 1983
Click on photo to see a dropbox page with the larger view.
|
|
