Following is an updated table of contents (TOC) for the series of interludes, a collection of historical vignettes, threaded together by following in the footsteps of one gentleman, Joseph A. Horne (1911-1987). It’s a glimpse into history that continues to shape this world. It’s been a wonderful, sometimes surprising, experience for me. The interludes will conclude over the next few months including a few more “interlude extras.” I hope you enjoy this journey of words and images.
I. interludes TOC
iii. interlude: exodus, part 1
v. interlude: dust in the wind
vii. interlude: to protect, preserve, and return … if possible
viii. interlude: offenbach archival depot
II. interlude extras
interlude extra: arnold genthe
interlude extra: edward gordon craig
interlude extra: washington labor canteen, eleanor roosevelt and race relations
Words + Images 
This requires research and work on your part. A great service to the blogging community.
Thank you! It has been an amazing adventure. Thanks for reading. 😉
Date: Wed, 4 Jun 2014 04:08:09 +0000 To: cynthiastaples@hotmail.com
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