Look for the December issue of Forsyth Woman Magazine and read the eighteenth feature article from the Winston-Salem Time Traveler. The title of the article this month is “The Place Where Time Stands Still.”...
In the early 1900s, people sent postcards in the same way that we might pick up the telephone and make a call to a friend. The postcard writer dated the card, “January 7, 1908.”...
Frank Jones was a local newspaper photographer and a member of Calvary Moravian Church. He often photographed events at Calvary and used these images in newspaper features during his tenure at the Winston-Salem Journal....
If you’re a parent, I bet that you have at least one art item featuring your child’s handprint that has been made to look like a turkey. I also bet that you have more...
Be sure to check out the November issue of Forsyth Woman Magazine, now available at outlets all over Forsyth County. The Winston-Salem Time Traveler feature article is “Tales from the...
If you like to look at photographs, and yearn to help identify previously unidentified images in the Forsyth County Public Library’s photograph collection, here’s your chance to put names to faces. The images in...
Just in time for the fall/Halloween season, these cookies are fun to make and they are tasty! Owl Cookies Ingredients: 1 cup packed brown sugar ¾ cup butter, softened 1 egg 1 tsp. vanilla...
These men are instantly recognizable to baseball fans just by their last names: Shore, Leonard, Foster, and Ruth. For those whose baseball knowledge does not go back to 1916, the men are Ernest Grady “Ernie” Shore,...
Check out the October issue of Forsyth Woman Magazine and find the Winston-Salem Time Traveler article on page 96. “What’s in a Name? Our Schools” is the name of this...
The Winston-Salem Time Traveler feature in the October issue of Forsyth Woman Magazine is titled, “What’s in a Name? Our Schools.” The article mentions the names of several schools that once existed in Forsyth County, along...
