I'm slackin off here. Got to go to work today.
John chapter 4 - Jesus talks to the Samaritan woman. He crossed boundaries, races, and religions to reach people. The Samaritan woman was surprised that he talked to her, he wasn't supposed to. He asked her for water and told her he would give her eternal water. Jesus reached out to everyone to offer them forgiveness and eternal life. He still is.
1932 - The Lindburgh baby was kidnapped. I don't believe it was ever found or solved was it? I'm sure the Lindburgh's wished it had been a boring day with nothing happening.
On this day - looking back over the years, we have had many milder days then we are having now, but pretty much, it is a boring time of year. You have to take the time to read, clean a closet, call a friend. Enjoy the downtime.
Parenting - I think any mothers worse nightmare is having their child disappear. I try to avoid watching any program on TV that shows a story about this, I have nightmares. How about you? Keep them close.
Book club - The Nine - only 300 more pages.
Jackson Hole Wyoming - don't forget to pick up some souvenirs we leave her tomorrow.
Enjoy the day! Make it memorable!
In Memory of Walt Farmer
Walt Farmer, a loyal friend of the Jackson Hole Historical Society and Museum, died on January 29, 2014. We knew Walt as a lover of history, dedicated volunteer and patriotic veteran, and we will miss him. Thank you Walt for your dedication to the community, our heritage, and our nation.A Western Winter’s Eve
A Western Winter’s Eve – Music, Dance & Film ‘Coach Style’ at the Center for the Arts on Friday, March 14th, 6:00 p.m. - 10:30 p.m. The Stagecoach’s legendary Sunday Night ‘church’ and Disco Night collide at this all-ages event that is the LAST CHANCE to see “The Stagecoach Bar: An American Crossroads” on the big screen in Jackson.“See you down the trail . . .”
Our dear friend Jack Huyler died on January 2, 2014 at his home in Ojai, California, at the age of 93. We knew him as a wonderful storyteller, lover of history, and loyal supporter of the Jackson Hole Historical Society and Museum. He will be missed by all of us.Free book when you become a member or renew
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Town of Jackson, June 1, 1907. Hilltop view to southeast. 1958.0225.001View sampling of 16,000 photographs – see Shop in menu above
Jenny Lake school bus, 1941. From left: Roan Horse Smith and Lew Smith had the school sled contract, and Lida Gabbey was a teacher at the Jenny Lake School as well as Postmistress at Jenny Lake. 1958.0497.001A Brief History of the Jackson Hole Rodeo
Rodeo is as much a part of the history of Jackson Hole as the mountain man, dude rancher and every other character to enter and inhabit this valley. Learn More about the history of the Rodeo with this Online Exhibition.