The three windows at the back were the kitchen, the one above, a guest room. I thin the two top there were my brothers room, the two small ones my Mom and Dad's room.
You can see how big the fireplace was, and there was a gas one on the second floor.
Those steps in the back were put in after we moved. At one point it was a nursing home and that is when the steps were put in. All my other fotos are in scrapbooks, spread out every where, in New York, New Jersey and North Carolina.
I had forgotten we had such a big chimney. I think that other house was the Burians house, next door. They also had a front porch though, that's the one I remember. Stoney Guild, who worked in one of the factories, would get draft beer, in glass gallon jugs, from a corner beer joint, and sit out on his porch and pour the beer into a glass and drink. I saw it awe of him .... he drank ...... beer ...... it looked ... so sinfull, at the time ...Margy was his daughter, a little older than I, and, I think, often walked me to school and back .... I forget his wife's name.
Thanks for putting up with these "memories" of mine .................
