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I thought my Halfway Brook readers might enjoy the larger images even though a few of these photos have been posted before:
I have rescanned them larger and/or with some tone.
Click on photos twice for largest size.
I lived in Barryville on Mail Road across the street from Robert Wolfe’s chicken farm.
I remember walking down Mail Road to go to the movies. I saw Hercules. That was 1958 or 59 so I would have been 11 or 12.
After the movie I would have to walk past the cemetery on Mail Road in the dark. You could hear animals rustling in the trees just off the road. I got home quick running most of the way.
Barryville was the only movie theatre when I was 14, living near Eldred.
I remember walking the 7 or 8 miles that night after meeting ‘my honey’ at the show and missing a ride home by the few cars passing.
There were no lights of course and I had to pass that house known as “witches place” by running past, fast.