U. S. Customs

U. S. CUSTOMS

Pigeon River, Minn.

postmarked 1961

 

World Food Fair 1961

KANSAS

The breadbasket of the world

The first World Food Fair held in the United States was in Topeka, Kansas as a featured event in the state's 1961 Centennial observances.

Mile Zero Sign Post

The world famous Mile Zero Post

Dawson Creek, B.C., Canada

Official starting point of the Alaska Highway

Joyce's Candy & Gift Shop

JOYCE'S CANDY & GIFT SHOP

U.S. Hwy. 90 West

Bay St. Louis, Miss. 39520

"Serving the Gulf Coast since 1937"

Pecan Pralines - Gifts - Novelties - Souvenirs - Gags - Largest selection of Sea Shells and Corals on the Coast.

WE SHIP!

The Stockholm Restaurant

The  STOCKHOLM

1014 E. JEFFERSON AVE.

DETROIT 7, MICH.

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Famous from Coast to Coast for Swedish Smorgasbord — Beef Steak, Duck, Lobster, Homemade Desserts

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Luncheon — Dinners — Sunday Dinners

Closed Mondays. Complete Bar Service

Gifts from Sweden

 

Bergquist Imports, Inc.

Scandinavian Giftware

Cloquet, Minnesota

 Located on Highway 33, one mile south of Cloquet, Minnesota near radio tower.

Our Flag

OUR FLAG

We 'uns in the hills might be short on larnin and goods but we ain't so stupid not to respect and love our flag and country.

Illinois Sesquicentennial 1968

 

ILLINOIS SESQUICENTENNIAL

1818 — 1968 

Flag designed by Jerry Warshaw of the Illinois Sesquicentennial Commission has 21 stars to indicate that Illinois was the 21st state to join the Union — on December 3, 1818.

Placing the Stars

R. McGill's painting of a little-known moment in American history — which took place in a Baltimore brewery, where the stars were put on the flag that inspired Francis Scott Key to write our national anthem — hangs in the new Carling Brewing Company plant…Tours…

Visit the Flag House, Fort McHenry, the U. S. F. Constellation

STAR-SPANGLED BANNER SESQUI-CENTENNIAL

Baltimore, Maryland, 1964