I write about the South’s history, traditions, and people. Right now, I'm sharing my great-grandmother’s memoirs, one week at a time.
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Another Sudden Loss
The Crane-Rowland family circa 1961 in the Willowynde courtyard; Athens, Georgia
In this final chapter of Memoirs of a Southern Centenarian, I share excerpts from a birthday letter my great-grandmother wrote to her only son, Paul Edgar Cra...
Respect for a Well-Lived Life
Greatgram (78) and Greatgrad (74) with me at Beech Haven in the summer 1974 when I was almost 2 years old.
In this bonus chapter of Memoirs of a Southern Centenarian, I share some thoughts about Katharine Rowland Crane’s impact on my life....
An Escape to Northern Europe
The Princes Street floral clock in 1914, from the City of Edinburgh, Scotland’s Report on Public Parks & Open Spaces, © Mike Ashworth
Welcome to Chapter 48 of Katharine Rowland Crane’s memoirs. All published chapters are linked here, and l...
World War I Begins
The Archduke Franz Ferdinand, heir to the Austrian throne, and his wife Sophie, Duchess of Hohenberg, emerging from the Sarajevo Town Hall to board their car on June 28, 1914, just minutes before they were both assassinated. This event is b...
A Journey Across Tran-Siberia
Painting of the Trans-Siberian Railway, c. 1913, by Frédéric de Haenen
Welcome to Chapter 46 of Katharine Rowland Crane’s memoirs. All published chapters are linked here, and last week’s chapter is linked below.
This week, my great...
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