I go to this place every few years to take photos, usually to test out a different camera.
Not much has changed. The 94th Aero Squadron Restaurant is still in ruins, though it was missing the same boarded-up windows as before.
I go to this place every few years to take photos, usually to test out a different camera.
Not much has changed. The 94th Aero Squadron Restaurant is still in ruins, though it was missing the same boarded-up windows as before.
My mother and grandmother like telling me about the time they took me to the very first Maryland Renaissance Festival. This was in Columbia, long before it moved to Crownsville. I only found these four photos but it was great uncovering them after years of hearing about it. This book says Penn and Teller were there.
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Random photos from this summer.
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I guess I should’ve known that this is stuff that people own, sell and collect. From what I understand, the items in these collections originally come from World War II veterans who brought the stuff over from Europe after the war. Perhaps their families sold it later on. My grandfather certainly brought back some of this stuff, and my family still has it buried away.
I suppose it makes sense to eventually sell it to a collector or salesman who specializes in this stuff.
But from there, who buys it? I can only imagine. Continue reading “Nazi Memorabilia”