This Thanksgiving postcard was mailed to a Winston-Salem woman in November 1907. The postcard came from a relative in Washington State. The postcard is embossed and has the word “postcard” written in many languages...
Betty Key, a student nurse at Baptist Hospital, posed for Winston-Salem Journal photographer, Jim Keith, for this St. Patrick’s Day photo. The photo appeared in the Winston-Salem Journal on March 17, 1962, page 10....
The greeting on this holiday postcard is: “A turkey I bring you for Thanksgiving Day, with wishes that plenty may e’er with you stay.” Best wishes for a healthy and happy Thanksgiving from Winston-Salem...
The postcard shown above was sent to Winston-Salem from Farmington, Washington in 1907. The postcard is embossed and is in full color, still bright after all these years. It was mailed to “Mrs. Minnie...
Here’s a colorful and flavorful dessert that can be served at social gatherings or shared as a gift at Christmas. It’s easy to make and so festive. Cheesecake Christmas Trees Ingredients for 12 servings:...
Here’s a look at how Winston-Salem celebrated July 4th in earlier years: James Clarence Sebastian and Karlynn Morgan in 1957. Fireworks at Reynolds Park in 1961. Commemorating the first July the 4th celebration in...
“A turkey I bring you for Thanksgiving Day, With wishes that plenty may e’er with you stay.” Happy Thanksgiving greetings from Winston-Salem Time Traveler! Stay tuned for the next historical post on December 1st:...
