Dean and Friends - Rexburg about 1919
Packer Homestead - facing the Atlantic Ocean
Irving Street, West Mystic, Conn.
Built early 1700's by Capt. James Packer (1681-1765)
son of John Packer, and one of the founders of New London and Groton.
Owned and occupied by six consecutives generations of the builder.
William Wallace Stephen's farm in Rockford, Idaho
(wife - Alice Elliot)
Grandpa Stephens
Louiette McKinlay was about 10 years old in this picture
The home of Louiette Stephens McKinlay (husband Archibald)
"So dear to my heart" Louiette
Arch on the porch of the Richfield home.
This would later be covered by the sun room addition.
Kitchen of the Richfield home
Below are pictures of the Clyde Packer dry farm in Rexburg
The cabin on the farm.
The outhouse they used.
Below is equipment that they use to play on. It was old and never used by the boys.
The cabin.
A view across the canyon.
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Provo, Utah
Quail Valley Home
The cabin in Hobble Creek.
View up the hills by the Hobble Creek Cabin. Click Here ..
