It was an ordinary day. Going through the many "saved" photographs of Lancaster City and Lancaster County I have collected over the years in case I might haven needed one for a story. Some are more interesting than others and I just might have wanted to use one in the future, but my stack has grown so much that I felt it was necessary to delete a few of the photographs that I know by now that I will probably never write a story about...or I have already written a story about and didn't need the accompanied photograph. Perhaps you may recognize one or more of the photos, but if not...maybe the line under it will help give you where it may have been taken or the reason I saved it from the past. It was another extraordinary day in the life of an ordinary guy.
into the pressroom to see what they were working
on at the time. They would often tell me to help myself
to the used slugs of type which I in turn would place on
an ink pad and print to see what the slug was about.
this coaster many times with my friend whose granddad
ran the ride. After work on Friday evenings
at the Acme Supermarket, we would go
to the park and ride the Wildcat. His granddad would just
let it go around and around without stopping it if there
were no customers standing in line. At times we had to
signal him to stop if we were getting a bit to dizzy or
were feeling sick!
1943 photograph of Lancaster J.P. McCaskey High School
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