#okemos

La maison Goetsch-Winkler à Okemos, dans le Michigan. Conçue en 1939 par Frank Lloyd Wright (1867-1959). Photo Open Space Series. - source MCM Daily.

trackside tree forts

Imagine meeting My Pet Monster in person, and on Halloween, no less. He was a very popular toy, certainly so in my household. I actually think that my parents might've brought him along in a wagon for Trick 'r Treating before I was big enough to go out on my own. Years later, as adults, I'd engage in an acrimonious battle for custody of him with my brother. I think you can guess who prevailed.

Alden B. Dow, Mid Century ranch home Okemos Michigan

This is the last run of C&O Train No. 15 as it passed through Okemos, Mich. on April 30, 1971. Amtrak took effect the next day but included no ex-C&O/PM lines in Michigan in its new system. By the time of this photo the PM trains had been reduced to one or two cars. C&O E8 No. 1473 is unusual in that its truly a "C&O/B&O" locomotive. Through a stenciling error it had C&O lettering on the side and a B&O capitol dome logo on the nose. (Gene Huddleston photo, C&OHS Collection, COHS 20437)

NEW SERIES TRAILER: “Going Home” - in the 10 years of me being on YouTube, I've shared so much of my life with y’all. But a lot happened BEFORE I turned on my camera. In this 8-part series, I’ll be sharing moments of my past I've held in the vault, while re-visiting the places that defined me back in Michigan. Get ready y'all - we're Going Home. :)

Source; https://www.lansingstatejournal.com/story/life/2015/10/16/archives-lansing-area-drive-ins/74042798/