1927 Twilight Zone in Carterville
Ancestors, Legends & Time 1927 Twilight Zone in Carterville This week we will take another journey down memory lane with Dave Allen, but we will not be at “Look Over […]
When 6 o’clock was always supper time and stores closed
Ancestors, Legends & Time When 6 o’clock was always supper time and stores closed Let’s get back into routine with a little bit of Do You Remember. Many times one […]
Webb Citians had numerous doctors to choose from, primarily with offices downtown or in their homes
Dr. Craig in his office at 711 W. Joplin (Broadway) St. Ancestors, Legends & Time Webb Citians had numerous doctors to choose from, primarily with offices downtown or in their […]
Murals enhance our town
John Biggs putting the finishing touches on his Route 66 mural that’s on display in the Route 66 Tourist Information Center. Ancestors, Legends & Time Murals enhance our town Webb […]
Special memories of our typical small town
A parade on Main Street in 1950. Ancestors, Legends & Time Special memories of our typical small town Moments in time… sometimes we have special moments that only last a […]
Blessed to grow up in a small town
Ancestors, Legends & Time Blessed to grow up in a small town In recognition of this popular time of year for school reunions, Jim Murphy shares his memories of high […]
Adventurous Jimmie tricks the older boys
Ancestors, Legends & Time Adventurous Jimmie tricks the older boys The year was 1918, life was carefree for a small, young boy named Jimmie. He was unaware of the hardships […]
Memories of the good times
The 0-hundred block on the west side Main Street in the ’40s. Ancestors, Legends & Time Memories of the good times Do you remember when folks would make comments like, […]
Volunteers are always needed; Be one
The World’s Fair Pavilion in Forest Park, St. Louis – built in 1909 with proceeds from the 1904 World’s Fair. Ancestors, Legends & Time Volunteers are always needed; Be one […]
Wagering against the Buckfoot Gang wasn’t wise
Ancestors, Legends & Time Wagering against the Buckfoot Gang wasn’t wise Helen Myers, formerly well known in Webb City, told her granddaughter, Leslie Myers, about an illegal foot race that […]
