Under "Places I would like to live if I had to move from Hamilton," I would place Pennington at the very top of the list. Ever since the 1940's when Don Slabicki and I went to the Birches to visit Edna Howe Kuser's father, "The Mayor", William P. Howe, the small town flavor of that beautiful town won my heart. But alas, over the years, Pennington has become the abode of the more affluent members of society; far, far, above the financial abilities of yours truly.
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Thursday, July 23, 2009
1914: LAND BOOM IN PENNINGTON
Under "Places I would like to live if I had to move from Hamilton," I would place Pennington at the very top of the list. Ever since the 1940's when Don Slabicki and I went to the Birches to visit Edna Howe Kuser's father, "The Mayor", William P. Howe, the small town flavor of that beautiful town won my heart. But alas, over the years, Pennington has become the abode of the more affluent members of society; far, far, above the financial abilities of yours truly.
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