| | What's new on Mudhooks's "Photo Albums" pages Recently created and updated albums: | Anneke Dubash | - Great Great Grandfather's medal
- I recently started researching my Great Great Grandfather's (Joseph Baker Comer) American Civil War record. I was surprised to find that a collector happened to own his medal.
I emailed him to ask if it would be possible to get a couple of photos of the medal.
Much to my surprise and pleasure, he offered to sell the medal to me at a good price. I was able to put the money together and the medal is winging its way to me.
These are photos of the medal sent to me by him. I will post my own photos when the medal arrives. - 5 photo(s) (391 kB)
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| Anneke Dubash | - Doggie Birthday
- 102 photo(s) (64 MB)
- Album was created 4 years 4 months ago and modified 7 days ago
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| mudhooks | - J
- 219 photo(s) (31 MB)
- Album was created 4 years 1 month ago and modified 9 days ago
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| Anneke Dubash | - The Avdius
- My dear, dear Kosovar friends
- 113 photo(s) (147 MB)
- Album was created 5 years 4 months ago and modified 17 days ago
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| Anneke Dubash | - The Elmdale House Tavern
- The Elmdale is one of the few remaining old-style taverns in Ottawa. It has recently been revitalized and refurbished. It now features live music on most weekend evenings and is a terrific, unpretentious neighbourhood watering hole.
Once upon a time, such taverns were segregated into a men's side, and "Ladies and Escorts" which was reserved for women and women accompanied by men. As late as the late 1970s and even the earl;y '80s, women did not enter or sit in the "men's" side. Originally, women would only have entered the tavern with an escort, never unaccompanied.
I can still remember walking through the "men's" side of the Hotel Lafayette with friends sometime in about 1983, looking for another friend. The reception was decidedly hostile.
My former father-in-law recalled that in the 1970s, a group of women staging a "walk in" to the Bank Hotel in Hull, Quebec which was a men's only tavern. They were unceremoniously physically carried to the doors and ejected.
Now, the hotels are mixed, but one can often see the old "Ladies and Escorts" signs above the doors in the few taverns left. - 72 photo(s) (273 MB)
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| Anneke Dubash | - CR
- 24 photo(s) (77 MB)
- Album was created 1 month ago and modified 1 month ago
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