Search
-
Recent Blog Posts
Archives
Categories
Links of Interest
Available from
Tag Archives: stars
A Trip to New Mexico in 1955
Joe was a teacher, so he had the whole summer off from school too when I was a kid. Before he retired in 1960, we would travel around the Western United States for three to four weeks every year. He … Continue reading →
Posted in baseball, Childhood, Dodgers, El Capitan, Joseph Martin Cunningham, L.A. Angels, Los Angeles, New Mexico, Pacific Coast League, Santa Fe Railroad, trains, Travel, Uncategorized, World Series, Yankees
|
Tagged .22 caliber bullet shells, 1955, 1956, airedale, Albuquerque, archaeological excavation, archaeology, Arizona, Aunt Lorna, Barry Cunningham, Barstow, baseball, Brooklyn Dodgers, California, candlemakers, ceilings, clock radio, decals, desert, dog, Don Larsen, El Capitan train, Flagstaff, glassmakers, Glendale Station, high level dome car, Jackie Robinson, Joseph Cunningham, La Case de Colores, La Iglesia de Nuestra Señora Reina de Los Angeles, Las Vegas NM, Lorna Johnson, Los Angeles, Los Angeles Angels (Pacific Coast League), Los Angeles Plaza, Los Angeles Union Station, luggage, Milky Way, Mission Revival, Mojave, Motorola, Needles, New Mexico, New York Yankees, Old Plaza Church, Olvera Street, Pacific Coast League, perfect game, Queen of Angels Hospital, ranch, Rancho de Taos, San Francisco de Asis Mission Church, Santa Fe Railroad, Santa Fe Warbonnet design, shoeshine boy, sick, sopaipillas, sopapillas, spittoons, Springer, stainless steel, starry night, stars, stealing home, Steve Bilko, Taos, train, World Series, Yellow Cab, Yuma
|
Comments Off on A Trip to New Mexico in 1955
You must be logged in to post a comment.