Photo Gallery

The Farm

This is a watercolor, by Dorothy (Smith) Crosswhite. She is the daughter of James E. Smith. It shows the house, smokehouse, woodshed, and barn...oh yes, lest I forget, the outhouse

Alice (Smtih) Young, daughter of James E Smith, with her husband Ben Young, and thier son Richard (Dickie)

Alice (Smtih) Young, daughter of James E Sm

Yes, that is me. Judging from my age, this picture was taken in the summer of 1950.

James Edward Smith and Anna Laura Feathers.

This picture appears to have been tacken at the same time as the photo of Alice, Ben and Richard. That owuld make it in the summer of 1950

Ed Smith Family, 1935 (mayber 1936)

Back row: Grandaddy Ed Smith (55), Jim (17), Ernest (19), Lavern (20)

Middle row: Grandmother Laura (49), Dot (16), Gladys (14), Alice (12)

Front row: Beulah (4), Louise (8), Herman (10)

Albert the Rooster

Visiting here, from Milk House Orchard

The Smith Barn, in the shadow of a giant sycamore tree, along with the mill and shop taken from a 1973 photo.

The barn in a spring snow storm, March 20, 2006.

Compare this to the picture taken about 1973. I find it impressive to compare the size of the sycamore tree between the two pictures. Can you believe that at one time, they tried to kill that tree by packing salt into the tre, but it refused to die.

The barn in a spring snow storm, March 20, 2006.

Look closely. The white specs are not flaws in the picture, but actual (huge) snowflakes. The mill has been replaced with a small building to cove the spring house.