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lilibetts · 5 years ago

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for Tricks and Treats of Riverdale Theme # whichever freaking one involves spooky shit like possession or whatever.

“So, what are you going to be for Halloween, Jughead?”

It was the question Jughead dreaded the most, especially coming from Betty.

He had just gotten an afterschool job at the Twilight Drive-In and he’d been working as many hours as he possibly could on top of school and babysitting Jellybean to afford costumes for both of them. But then it turned out they were behind on the phone bill, so he spent most of his money to make sure it was paid up through the next month.

“Uh, it’s a surprise. What about you, Betty? Are you going as Nancy Drew again this year?”

She bit her lip and looked down at her shoes. “No, I decided to change things up now that we’re in high school. So I’m going as a medieval princess, kind of like Game of Thrones but not character-specific.”

Jughead was sure her choice had absolutely nothing to do with how last month Archie had announced he was going as a medieval knight. Then their indecisive friend had changed his mind and picked Spider-Man after Veronica Lodge wouldn’t stop waxing poetic about how yummy Tom Holland was.

“Cool. I guess I’ll see you later tonight?”

“You’d better!” Betty chirped, pontytail swishing violently as she skipped away. She didn’t mean that as anything more than her usual staunch commitment to kindness and friendship. And Betty was friendly with virtually everyone. Jughead sighed miserably as he watched her turn off towards her home.

Ah, the pangs of unrequited love.

He had been living with his crush on Betty Cooper for the better part of four months, which was an eternity in the timespan of a fourteen-slash-fifteen year old boy. And he’d keep living with his crush until it granted him mercy and faded. Or he died of old age.

Whichever came first.

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Betty stood before her bed, staring down at the costume she’d bought when she thought she would complement Archie’s own, and felt monumentally stupid. What if Archie hadn’t changed his mind and she showed up in this medieval princess gown? She’d look obvious. Everyone would be snickering behind her back about Betty Cooper and her pathetic crush on Archie Andrews.

There was no way she could do this.

Pulling down the ladder, Betty headed up into the attic and started going through the boxes, looking for something radically different that she could pull together at the last minute. It was in an old trunk of her mom’s that she found it: a black leather jacket. It was the last thing she expected her mom to have ever owned but her curiosity was dashed by the figurative lightbulb going off above her head.

“Yes!”

Back there, on the clothes rack, there’d been...yes, Polly’s Homecoming dress from last year! It was long, just a shade off-white, and perfect.

Crushes made teenage girls do stupid things, that was true, but that only made moments of determined defiance like this all the more sweeter.

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“That...is not a medieval princess.”

Jughead took in her outfit with raised eyebrows.

“Well spotted, Jughead.” She smiled even as she rolled her eyes at him. “For your information I am Buffy the Vampire Slayer. It’s actually perfect because her name is Buffy Anne and Buffy is a variation of Elizabeth and—”

“—and your middle name is Ann.”

“I didn’t think you remembered my middle name, Juggie.”

“Well I do. Not much escapes this steel trap here.” He rapped his knuckles against his forehead. “Interesting prop you have there, Buffy Cooper.”

She held the wooden stake aloft. “I didn’t have a crossbow lying around, but I did find enough in the garage to fashion myself a stake.” Then she looked him up and down. “You do look rather dashing, Sir Juggie.”

She didn’t mention that his costume had been Archie’s first, one of the many acts of charity from the Andrews family. He was mostly grateful that Betty had changed hers, so that he didn’t seem obviously, pathetically in love with her by matching.

They were two years too young for couples costumes.

And y’know...not actually together.

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Betty wasn’t entirely aware of it happening. One moment, she was laughing and crossing the street with Jughead, Archie, and Veronica, surrounded by dozens of other trick-or-treaters, the next she was holding her stake at the ready and keeping a careful eye on the four year-old vampire hissing as he ran at a shrieking fairy.

She managed to fly away and the baby vamp’s mother grabbed ahold of him. “I VANT TO SUCK YOUR BLOOD! I VANT! I VANT!” He screeched as he kicked and struggled in vain to free himself.

A woman stood in the middle of the street, hysterically crying as she cradled a giant halved avocado.

Demons, small skeletons, and ghouls of all sorts were running after confused and terrified adults, only for their attacks to be thwarted by a legion of mini superheros. A tiny Captain America with a star-spangled tutu flung her shield at a troll and knocked it out cold.

A bear wearing a blue-and-gold letterman jacket charged down the street and the strange boy crouched next to her...who was apparently Spider-Man...leaped away, slinging webs at the houses as he went. The bear continued to chase him and so Buffy shrugged and turned her attention to the zombies lumbering at a group of scared parents.

No sooner had she slammed one down into the concrete than a dashing knight with a black and gold cape and a sword came to her rescue and dispatched the second zombie. The third found himself floating in the air helplessly while a raven-haired girl with glasses, some kind of private-school uniform, and a purple/black tie pointed a wand at it.

Buffy spun her stake with her fingers and addressed the dark-haired knight wearing, of all things, a gray crown beanie. “Thanks. I’m not usually the damsel type, even if I’m frequently distressed. But if knights in shining armor look like you, then feel free to rescue me anytime.”

“You wouldn’t need to ask, my lady.” The knight bowed low. “If I may ask, what are you called?”

“Me? I’m Buffy Summers.”

“I wouldn’t dare be so familiar. I shall call you Lady Elizabeth.”

Buffy shrugged. “I don’t think anyone’s ever called me a lady, but sure, let’s go with that. And what do they call you, Mr. Tall, Dark, and Delicious?”

“Prince Forsythe Pendleton Jones, the third.”

She whistled. “Sounds like a mouthful.”

He sheathed his sword and gave her a wink and a charming smile. Butterflies erupted in Buffy’s stomach, and for once, it wasn’t monster-related cramps.

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Prince Forsythe could hardly tear his eyes away from the strange woman who looked like a princess and yet fought the droves of warped creatures at his side like a warrior. She was clever and very forward.

“You know,” she said after sending a werewolf flying into some nearby bushes. “It’s kind of a thing around these parts for two warriors to share a kiss after emerging victorious in battle.”

Very forward.

After growing up around the palace and the constraints upon behavior between men and women, Forsythe found Buf- Lady Elizabeth refreshing. “That could be arranged, my lady.”

He tapped the pommel of his sword against the mangled gray skull of...hell, he didn’t have the faintest clue what that being was. But small as it was, it kept growling and trying to eat someone’s pet dog.

The witch with the indecent dress length stuck her finger in the air. “Merlin’s Beard, I’ve got it! I know who the Dark Lord is that’s casted a spell on all of us! You two, hold them off while I duel with Mr. Honey. You! Ginger girl with the candelabra? Keep on running across the lawns, lead the rest of them away!”

Forsythe twisted around and spotted the lady with flowing red locks and an elaborate nightrail, rushing across the green holding a three-pronged candlestick aloft.

Lady Elizabeth turned back to him. “FYI, I better be the only one you’re My Lady-ing, because I’m definitely a one-prince woman.” She executed a peculiar spinning kick that was all lethal grace and a sinister red-horned devil became entangled in an enormous spider’s web.

“Of course!” He shot back, insulted that she would think so low of him. “I’m no scoundrel!”

When Lady Elizabeth smiled at him then, it was as if the dark clouds that always followed him had parted, and there shone the sun.

They dispatched the last of the hostile creatures, with the assistance of other tiny, brightly colored warriors, and one very small princess with no qualms about using her scepter as a hammer.

The battle finished, Forsythe drove his sword into the ground and curled his arms around his Lady Buffy, dipping her backwards in a hard and exuberant kiss.

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Buffy curled her arms around her prince in gray beanie and kissed him back just as enthusiastically. Had she ever had a kiss like this before? Maybe it’d just been so long because of the pressures of being a Slayer. It was hard to have a normal dating life when you had to vanquish the forces of evil every other week, and then pass pop quizzes.

His lips were so soft against hers, and she felt the tingling all the way down to her toes. Betty gasped against Jughead’s lips, her head feeling strangely fuzzy all of the sudden.

She froze.

Jughead’s lips?

Her eyes flew open, only to see equally startled blue ones staring back at her.

They sprang apart, gaping at each other as they tried to make sense of what had just happened. Betty wasn’t sure how to feel about this development—maybe she was still half in love with Archie, but right now she didn’t exactly feel horrified that she’d kissed Jughead Jones and liked it. A lot.

Jughead didn’t look grossed out either.

They were still staring at each other when Veronica came storming out of a yellow craftsman house down the street, fuming. “Honestly, if you’re going to go around calling yourself ‘Mr. Honey’ that’s pretty much a giant advertisement that the one thing that’ll defeat you is summoning a spray of vinegar!”

Archie limped over to them, mask in hand and his costume torn in several spots. An embarrassed Moose Mason, shirtless save for his ripped jeans and letterman jacket, was a few paces behind.

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Jughead was doing his best to not be too hopeful about the shy smiles Betty was shooting his way even as they were joined by their friends. Even Cheryl, who glared at them as she stomped past.

“Oh, Bettykins,” Veronica murmured, hugging her best friend. “I’ll never make fun of you and your love of sleuthing ever again.”

“Vindication!” Betty playfully hissed out.

Archie groaned. “I don’t know about you guys, but I think I’ve had enough of tricks. Let’s go back to mine and treat ourselves to more greasy pizza and fizzy pop.”

Everyone else readily agreed and they started the trek back to the Andrewses. Jughead fished his cell phone out of his pocket and called his mom to check in on her and Jellybean. Both were fine, but his mom was exhausted from chasing ‘Jelly-cat’ all over the Southside.

One block away from Elm street, Betty dropped behind the other three and linked arms with him. Something fluttered in his chest when she grinned over at him.

“So, Prince Forsythe, any regrets about your choice of costume?”

“You know, all things considered, I have to say none at all, Lady Buffy. And you?”

“I don’t know, I have a feeling I’d still have kicked ass as Princess Elizabeth of House Cooper,” she mused.

“No question about it. Shall we, my badass lady? I’ll share a cheese pizza with you.”

“Have more romantic words ever been spoken?” Betty giggled, her arm tightening in his. “Lead on, my brave prince.”

All in all, it wasn’t that bad of a Halloween. Everyone was mad at the Daeneryses who had ordered their tiny dragons to burn a bunch of the candy (and some houses). The mayor blamed the incident on hallucinogenic drugs being leaked into the water system. Veronica did not handle the lack of recognition for her efforts well. Archie and Moose winced whenever the word ‘bear’ were so much as mentioned.

And Betty? Starting the following Monday at school, she started waiting at the corner of Dillon and Main for him, so they could walk the rest of the way together.

Maybe hope wasn’t just for fools after all, even ones named Jughead Jones.

#bughead fanfiction #bughead #riverdaleevents #avarosier writes

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rocketwerks · 5 years ago

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Virginia Commission for the Blind

AKA, The Parkwood

3003 Parkwood Avenue

Built, 1940-1941, 1958

Architects, J. Binford Walford (1940), O. Pendleton Wright (1958)

VDHR 127-6808

April 2020

And a blind man shall lead them.

(Find A Grave) — Lucian Louis Watts — Virginia Legislature Photograph, Virginia House of Delegates 1928

L. L. Watts (1888-1974) was singularly instrumental in the development of services for the blind in the Commonwealth of Virginia and the individual most responsible for the successful construction of the Virginia Commission of the Blind building at 3003 Parkwood Avenue in Richmond.

His work influenced educational and training opportunities for blind Virginians across Virginia for more than 30 years, and his legacy has continued to the present day, making him of statewide significance.

(Virginia School for the Deaf and Blind) — Main Hall, 1900

Watts was serving as a Superintendent of a railroad construction project when he lost his sight in a dynamite blasting accident in 1913. After recuperating, he attended the Virginia School for the Deaf and Blind in Staunton, Virginia, and graduated in 1917. He became an instructor at the school and in 1919, he sent an invitation to the alumni of the school and friends of the blind to meet in June to form the Virginia Association of Workers for the Blind.

April 2020 — courtyard

In 1920, Watts was appointed to a state commission to investigate the conditions of the blind in Virginia. This temporary commission reported its survey findings to the General Assembly with a recommendation that a permanent Virginia Commission for the Blind be established. The Virginia Commission for the Blind was created on March 23, 1922, through an act of the General Assembly and Watts was chosen as the Executive Secretary of the Commission, a position he was to hold for 34 years.

(Newspapers.com) — Des Moines Register, Tuesday, February 3, 1925 — showing left to right, Anne Sullivan Macy, Helen Keller, & Polly Thomas arriving in Iowa for the convention of the American Association of Workers for the Blind

Watts was also involved in the establishment of the American Foundation for the Blind at the convention of the American Association of Workers for the Blind held in Vinton, Iowa, in 1921. The American Foundation for the Blind is the national organization most closely associated with Helen Keller, for which she worked for more than 40 years. Watts, with assistance from the American Foundation for the Blind, arranged for Helen Keller and Anne Sullivan Macy to address a joint session of the Virginia House and Senate as part of a "Three Day's Educational Campaign" on February 12-14, 1924.

(Newspapers.com) — Helen Keller from the Des Moines Register, Sunday, January, 25 1925

The goal of the campaign was to raise awareness of the work of the fledgling Virginia Commission for the Blind and to convince the General Assembly to increase the state appropriation to further its work. Fourteen industries of the blind exhibited in the course of the campaign, which culminated in Helen Keller's address on February 14. She appealed for increased appropriations and for the continued independence of the Virginia Commission for the Blind. Governor E. Lee Trinkle reported on the effectiveness of the campaign and the enthusiasm Ms. Keller's address engendered.

(Newspapers.com) — Richmond Times Dispatch, Tuesday, June 27, 1933

The Virginia Commission for the Blind hosted the 1933 biennial convention of the American Association of Workers for the Blind in Richmond, where Watts was elected first vice-president of this international organization representing blind workers throughout the United States and Canada. When the president of the organization died in 1934, Watts stepped into the role of the chief executive and was elected president at the next biennial convention in Louisville, Kentucky, in 1935. After the expiration of his term as president, Watts continued to serve on the Board of Directors and as chair of the legislative committee.

(ProQuest® Sanborn Maps Geo Edition™) — Sanborn Insurance Maps of Richmond (1925) — Plate 437 — showing former Gould frame house at 3003 Parkwood

The offices of the Commission were initially in Charlottesville but relocated to 1228 East Broad Street in Richmond in 1924. In 1931 the administrative offices moved to a frame residence at 3003 Parkwood Avenue. The use of this property was donated to the Virginia Association of Workers for the Blind by Edwin J. Gould of New York. In 1938, the Association was able to purchase the property from the Gould Foundation, on favorable terms, and in December deeded it to the Commonwealth to be used by the Commission for the Blind.

April 2020 — note the absence of the urn ornament on the pedestal at center top that appears in the VDHR nomination photo below

When the City of Richmond's Fire Department condemned the frame building early in 1939, Mr. Watts, as Executive Director of the Commission, petitioned Governor James H. Price for assistance in replacing the facility. The Governor approved the construction of a new building and authorized the Commission to borrow $16,000 to add to the General Assembly's appropriation of $30,000, the Works Progress Administration's allocation of $24,000 and the $10,000 contributed by the Virginia Association of Workers for the Blind.

(VDHR) — blueprint for 1941 basement floor plan

J. Binford Walford (1891-1956) was selected as the architect and in March, 1940, applied for a permit to construct a two-story building with a basement out of concrete, brick, cinder block and wood with a slate roof.

Walford was associated with O. Pendleton Wright from 1946, forming the practice Walford & Wright, Architects. Around the time he was selected in 1940 to design the new facility for the Virginia Commission for the Blind, he had been active in designing additional academic buildings, dormitories, and a stadium for the campus of the College of William and Mary.

(HipPostcard) — E. Lee Trinkle Library, Mary Washington College, Fredricksburg, Va., circa 1940s

He also designed classrooms, dormitories, and the Trinkle Library at Mary Washington College in Fredericksburg, Converse and Cleveland dormitories at James Madison University in Harrisonburg, and Virginia Hall, Lindsey-Montague Hall, Colson Hall, Langston Hall, and the President's House at Virginia State University in Ettrick, Virginia. These handsome collegiate buildings, in his assured Colonial Revival style, confirm his place in guiding the architectural character of these Virginia campuses.

[VPVH] — Gould residence prior to 1939

When demolition of the former Gould residence began in 1939, Watts moved his offices to temporary quarters at 3007 Parkwood Avenue; the women's department relocated to 3154 Ellwood Avenue. Work progressed sufficiently to allow the executive offices and home work department to move into the new building in March 1941. Work continued until the facility was completed in August, 1941.

(VDHR) — 1941 dedication photo — note the urn ornament atop the central pedestal above the door

The new quarters were formally dedicated on September 25, 1941. Among the speakers was R. S. Hummel, State Administrator of the Works Progress Administration, who offered his congratulations to Watts and the Commission, and to the WPA workers, in recognition of the quality of the work.

(Library of Virginia) — Governor J. Lindsay Almond, Jr.

In 1958, recognizing the need to expand the facility at 3003 Parkwood Avenue, Governor Almond authorized the expenditure of $193,820 for a major addition that would house a regional Braille lending library to serve the blind residents of Virginia and Maryland. Although Walford had died in 1956, the Commission looked to his firm, Walford & Wright, to guide the expansion.

April 2020 — note the difference in ornamentation of the 1958 entryways & the 1941 entry above

The Bass Construction Company applied for a building permit on November 10, 1958, with plans by Walford & Wright, Architects, that would essentially double the size of the building by extending the rear portion of the building and constructing a wing similar in scale and parallel to the portion of the original building fronting on Parkwood Avenue. The addition was designed to be indistinguishable from the original portion, but with simpler treatment of the doors and entrances, and with an exterior basement entrance.

April 2020 — courtyard entryway

In 1980, the Virginia Commission for the Blind became the Virginia Department for the Visually Handicapped and relocated to the current offices on Azalea Avenue in Henrico County. The facility at 3003 Parkwood Avenue was sold into private ownership. Plans from 1983 illustrate its conversion to Parkwood Manor, a retirement home. The potential new owner plans to preserve and rehabilitate the former Commission for the Blind as an apartment building. (VDHR)

April 2020

A prediction that came true! The former Commission building is known by the moniker The Parkwood, offering luxury apartments for rent.

(Virginia Commission for the Blind is part of the Atlas RVA! Project)

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[VPVH] Virginia’s Program for the Visually Handicapped. John. B. Cunningham. 1940.

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happygmc8 · 4 years ago

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Chapters: 2/? Fandom: Riverdale (TV 2017) Rating: Mature Warnings: No Archive Warnings Apply Relationships: Betty Cooper/Jughead Jones Characters: Betty Cooper, Jughead Jones, Alice Cooper (Archie Comics), Polly Cooper, Chic (Riverdale) Additional Tags: time jump but a fun one!, home for the holidays, fake not-dating, there are in fact multiple beds and they are not happy about it, canon level mentions of self harm, mentions of emotionally manipulative parents, Mentions of parental abandonment, a bit of festive smut Series: Part 2 of don't fear doing things wrong Summary:

“Okay, well, if Veronica isn’t the one sending flight confirmation details for a prepaid flight to Burlington because she decided to come home after all, who is?”

“Sending what?” Betty wedges between Jug and the arm of the loveseat, looking where he points on his laptop screen.

Sure enough, Forsythe Pendleton Jones III, is booked for a flight to Burlington on December 23. Two days from now.

Betty lunges for her own computer on the coffee table, so frantic to get into her email account that she mistypes her password three times.

Top of her inbox: Elizabeth Anne Cooper, booked for a flight to Burlington on December 23.

Just below the confirmation from the airline is an email from Cooper-comma-Alice.

or, Betty and Jughead visit the Coopers for Christmas. With some unexpected, tropey twists.

Read this really fun, good story!

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bdscuatui · 5 years ago

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Greany và Barbara Greany to A to Z Quản lý & Đổi mới tài sản LLC, 1644-1646 North Main St., $ 144.000.Bồ nôngChelsea Reiff Gwyther, Ryan Reiff Gwyther, John D. Reiff và Marianne M. Reiff cho John J. Kulsick và Kinda B. Brandt, 9 Jones Road, $ 370.000.Donald F. Archer và Tina L. Archer đến Noah A. Wartenberg và Kathryn A. Colavito, 17 Jones Road, $ 246.000.RussellGiám mục Công giáo La Mã của Springfield đến Kevin Kennedy Sr., Đường Hill Hill, 70.000 đô la.Nam HadleyDominic Kirchner II, người được ủy thác và Cliste Realty tin tưởng vào Tamara Rita Thompson, 366 Granby Road, 240.000 đô la.James A. Haber và Jay A. Haber cho Lynn A. Carboneau và Brian William McKinnon, 41 West Summit St., 138.000 đô la.Kyle E. Hajec, Renee L. Hajec và Renee L. Reith cho Cassandra Rose Aotta và Jeremiah Edward Aotta IV, 141 Lyman St., 227.500 đô la.Revampit LLC, đến Scott Family Properties LLC, 12 Vòng tròn trẻ, $ 155.000.Michelle A. Liberto và Anthony Liberto cho Anthony G. Schiappa và Michelle A. Mirti, 12 Hickory Place, $ 249.000.SouthamptonHaley E. Pearl và Kaitlyn E. Dorman đến Susan M. Wilson, 113 Đại lộ, $ 276.000.Louis P. Migliozzi đến Miranda Jade Jacobus và Sean Thomas Wilkins, 8 Strong Road, 238.500 đô la.NamwickJohn Devine cho Joshua Andrew Kawa và Sarah Michelle Herbert, 12 đường Matthews, 243.500 đô la.Springfield716 Spring Valley LLC, đến Angeljoy Co. LLC, 120 Orchard St., $ 281.000.Amat Victoria Curam LLC, đến Laceyann R. Nelson, 323 Bay St., $ 155.000.ANHS Inc., đến Green Apple Manor Properties LLC, 33-35 Quincy St., $ 150.000.Antonio Pereira đến Antonio Pereira, ủy thác, và 2020 Pereira Realty Trust, ủy thác của, 398 Main St., 100 đô la.B9 Industries Inc., đến Nolava LLC, 42 Sunapee, $ 111,025.Emerald City Cho thuê LLC, đến Tyshawn Gorham và Yesenia Gorham, 110 Gardens Drive, 178.500 đô la.Đưa cho họ Sanctuary Inc., cho Gregory P. Rice, 123 Buckingham St., 150.000 đô la.Heather D. McN Khoa, Heather D. Ingraham và Catherine Crank đến Carrasquillo Fix Up LLC, 70 Haskin St., 85.000 USD.Jerry E. True và David C. Melrose cho David Jack Maradyn và Lisa Ann Maradyn, 137 Bellevue Ave., 229.000 đô la.Jose R. Abreu và Clenys Aybar cho Suleinny N. Abreu Garcia và Alex Roque, 140 Pendleton Ave., 125.000 đô la.K & S Holdings LLC, đến Sarah Stoddard, 58 Johnson St., $ 285.000.Kathy T. Truong đến Ruben Santos, 52 Acushnet Ave., $ 167.000.Kevin Nguyễn và Tovan Nguyễn đến Tanisha Arena, 122 Carver St., $ 160.000.Liam P. Hayes đến Martina Adames, 64-66 Scott St., $ 169.000.Thuộc tính R Us & Investments LLC, đến Leticia Vazquez, 21 Old Point St., $ 198.500.Manuel F. Pereira, Antonio Pereira, Emilia Fonseca và Maria Fatima Fernandes đến Antonio Pereira, 398 Main St., 100 đô la.Maribel Reynoso Antigua và Florencio Reynoso đến Carlos Vazquez Diaz và Glory I. Diaz, 132 Wait St., 160.000 USD.Mark G. Soja, đại diện, và Kinda C. 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Laurence Miller, ủy thác, cho Robert Howard Adair, 523 Hadley Road, 195.000 đô la.đồHenry J. LaMenez Sr., người được ủy thác, và Cơ quan liên kết cơ khí liên kết với Scott Tkatz và Lynne Tkatz, Tòa án 19 Gilbert, 130.000 đô la.Mary Cooper, người được ủy thác và Cooper Sống tin tưởng vào Christine Hadley, 406 Palmer Road, $ 145.000.Jeffrey Van Dauber đến J. R. Real Real LLC, 9-17 Canal St., $ 165.500.Gary F. Goodreau, bất động sản, và Pamela M. Hayes, đại diện cá nhân, cho Joseph E. Metcalfe và Carol M. Metcalfe, 198 đường Fisherdick, 205.000 đô la.WendellCharles H. Connor Nominee Trust, và Jeanne Colleen Connor, ủy thác, cho Peter Gallant Revocable Trust, Peter Gallant và Pamela A. Richardson, ủy thác, 17 Bullard Road / Bullard Road, 75.000 đô la.Tây Springfield1844 Riverdale LLC, đến Nancy V. Fox, 1844 Riverdale St., Đơn vị 1, $ 138.000.Barbara A. Thomas đến Cil Realty của Massachusetts Inc., 537 Rogers Ave., $ 520.000.Carolyn Charette cho Carolyn Charette và Matthew E. 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sptread · 7 years ago

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In 1974 the 38th annual Galax Old Fiddlers Convention recording was released. What a line-up of talent.

. Raymond Pendleton - Pretty Polly [02:50] 2. Joe Edd King - Rachel [01:36] 3. Jimmie Kidd - Maidens Prayer [02:13] 4. New Grass Express - Many A Mile [01:49] 5. Camp Creek Boys - Mississippi Sawyer [02:48] 6. Teddy Lundy - Cluck Old Hen [01:08] 7. Wayne Erbson - Oh Them Golden Slippers [02:06] 8. Dempsey Young - Medley [01:28] 9. Mike McPeake - Mary Of The Wild Moor [03:16] 10. Space City String Band - Sally Ann [03:23] 11. Free State Ramblers - 8th Of January [02:57] 12. Larry McPeake - Sweet Sunny South [01:33] 13. Tim Smith - Black Mountain Rag [01:45] 14. Wayne Henderson - Rosewood Casket [01:35] 15. High County Ramblers - Seneca Mountain Breakdown [03:08] 16. Smokey Valley Boys - Richmond [01:48] 17. Larry Pennington - Cumberland Gap [01:24] 18. Buck Perry - Sally Ann [01:19] 19. Mike Casstevens - Gold Rush [01:25] 20. Rye Straw Chitickers - Robison County [01:52] 21. Swamp Root String Band - Whiskey Before Breakfast [03:03] 22. Country Capers - Legend Of The Rebel Soldier [02:34] 23. New Virginia Grass - Orange Blossom Special [03:42]

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#Galax #banjo #fiddle #mandolin #vinyl records.

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nubesiclaros · 7 months ago

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#polly anne pendleton #bob guccione #penthouse magazine

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