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January 26 – Tradition/Heritage (Journaling)

I love looking at these pages, especially those with real history to them. Mine doesn't seem too old, but it is family history, I suppose. :) I hate when I notice a mistake after posting ... I'll correct the text in my gallery.

 
jaharvey said:
I love looking at these pages, especially those with real history to them. Mine doesn't seem too old, but it is family history, I suppose. :) I hate when I notice a mistake after posting ... I'll correct the text in my gallery.
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Mine really doesn't seem too old, but the school was!
 
Hah, I was still a kid. I'll have to think of a story for my parents or grandparents, maybe! I don't have any photos that old, though. Hmm...creativity calls!!
 
bestcee said:
Mine really doesn't seem too old, but the school was!
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How funny, I was going to do the exact same layout, but changed my mind at the last minute. My school was built in the late 1800s but has now been torn down.
 
Great challenge!! Have been wanting to scrap these photos and tell the story for awhile now. 250 +- words (I count by hand!)

 
NancyP said:
How funny, I was going to do the exact same layout, but changed my mind at the last minute. My school was built in the late 1800s but has now been torn down.
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Mine was built in the 1870's originally, but it was replaced by the one I attended. I was shocked to find out it was still being used as a school! How cool that something has been preserved!
 


Credits: Storyteller April 2017 by Just Jaimee (the Lilypad); Campscape brush by Studio Basic (the Lilypad); fonts: blackout, american typewriter
 
I don't have that many old photos that are digital and no way to scan them, so here is one from 1999. As far back as I can currently go :-)

 
Soooo excited to be able to scrap this old yearbook page! Thanks for the challenge! I have 158 words.
 
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