New Smithville, Pennsylvania

Greetings form "The Penna. Dutch Country"

One of the many barns with illustrious Hex Signs displayed which can be seen throughout the Penna. Dutch Country.  This barn is probably the most acclaimed in the area and is located on U.S. 22 at New Smithville, Pa.

Lexington, Kentucky

Ashland - Home of Henry Clay in Lexington, Kentucky, now a public shrine and museum.

Man O'War - the world's most noted horse whose statue is at Faraway Farm, his home, near Lexington, Kentucky.

Thoroughbreds in scenic Kentucky

Here in the Blue Grass Region of Kentucky are some of the most celebrated Horse Farms in the World.  Thousands of Tourists from everywhere come to admire the graceful horses and see the magnificent Blue Grass Horse Farms.  many of these show places are located between Paris and Lexington, Kentucky.

Boca Raton, Florida

One of the interesting stops on tour of "Africa U.S.A." by miniature trains.

Visitors are taken directly into this African Animal Kingdom, where such herds of Ostriches are seen roaming this vast tropical Jungle at large.

Giant African Eland at AFRICA U.S.A

Boca Raton, Florida

A vast outdoor uncaged Zoo, largest of world's Antelopes.  Bulls attain weight of 2,000 lbs.

Giant North African Ostriches at AFRICA U.S.A., Boca Raton, Florida

This species grows to a height of 9 to 10 ft.  Complete flocks of Ostrich and many more herds of other type animals are roaming free.

London, Kentucky

T.B. Hospital

London Ky.

Early Grist Mill

Levi Jackson Wilderness Road State Park

Near London, Kentucky

This historical shrine is dedicated to the memory of the pioneers who foresaw the development of the Commonwealth of Kentucky.  Blazed by Daniel Boone, the Wilderness Road was the first wagon road to the west.

Britt-Byg Inlet, Canada

Britt-Byng Inlet on the Magnetawan River, Ontario.

Britt-Byng Inlet on the Magnetawan River, Ontario.

Bowling Green, Ohio

Main Entrance, Bowling Green State College, Bowling Green, Ohio

Bowling Green State College, Bowling Green, Ohio

Wood County Court House, Bowling Green, Ohio

State Normal School, Bowling Green, Ohio.

Mount Vernon, Virginia

George Wasington's Tomb

The Tomb of Washington stands immediately at the head of the pathway from the landing at Mt. Vernon.  its position, small dimensions and plain form of brick were dictated by Washington at his will.  The front part of the Tomb, through which one may look, contains two marble sarcophagi, one containing the remains of George Washington and the other the remains of Martha Washington.  Both the sarcophagi are sealed and intended never to be opened.

Mount Vernon, the Home of Washington, is on the Virginia shore of the Potomac, 16 miles south of the Capitol.  The second story end window is of the room in which Washington died.  The window above is of the attic room occupied by Mrs. Washington after here husband's death and chosen because this window overlooked his tomb.

The Washington Tomb at Mount Vernon.