Wow! The stats said over 350 reads in 24 hours of the last post sent out. That felt encouraging. Thanks. I needed that to push me on to the next set of website additions. It allows me to know that people are interested in this content. Be sure to share our website with your friends. There is a link to sign up for the news at the bottom of every page.
The December 1986 Collage has been added. I personally found the maps very interesting.
The Revolutionary War Soldiers of Cape Girardeau Area with a list of soldiers on a plaque and featuring four of them was added to its own page. I am wondering if a future edition of the Collage will hightlight others.
A writing by Judge William Paar regarding war times lists many locations around Cape which I found rather interesting.
The Reynolds House has been having tea talks on Sunday afternoons (see their Facebook page). I have yet to make it to one, but I want to get to one eventually. I keep putting them on my calendar and then not going. I found this story about gold buried in Cape relating to the Reynolds House a good read.
The History of Hanover Lutheran Day School received its own transcribed page as well. On my own website I have photos and a video of the Old Hanover Lutheran School. On my own website is also a video of the old Hanover Quonset Hut you might enjoy. Lots of people have memories skating here. The Southern Country Christmas Church Tour that happens each year features the Old Church as well and there is a video on my website of that as well.
Finally, there were four indexes to Collages done in the past and I uploaded all of them to a new website page.
There are now 209 pages on the website and growing. That is exciting.
It is fun opening an old Collage and wondering what treasures will be found.
Until next time, may your reading and genealogical hunts be a moment of happy for you.
Cheryl Rutledge-Brennecke
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