I can't place where this map is. Most of the names are common for the region, and it could be any of several cities that Calla lived in or visited during the period of the diary.
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About This Project
This is the transcription of the diary of Calla Louise King, a teacher from the Sidney, NY area. She was writing in 1917-18. I will be transcribing an entry or two every day or so and posting them here along with scans of the pages until I have completed the entire diary and all of the supporting material and ephemera that is included inside. Read the story of my decision to do this here.
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Blog Archive
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August
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- Arithmetic Grades
- May 3, 1918
- Letter: Fayette King
- May 5, 1918
- May 8, 1918
- Ephemera: Liberty Lunch
- News Clipping, Apr 25, 1918
- Ephemera: Map
- May 9, 1918
- A Word
- News Clipping, Approximate Date
- Letter: Kate Voeglin
- Letter: Charlotte King
- May 14 & 15, 1918
- News Clipping, Approximate Date
- Ephemera: Flag Article
- News Clipping, Approximate Date
- May 16, 1918
- News Clipping, Approximate Date
- Pressed Flowers
- News Clipping, Approximate Date
- Sunday May 26, 1918 (Part 1)
- Sunday May 26, 1918 (Part 2, Interlude)
- Sunday May 26, 1918 (Part 3)
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- Blog (2)
- Daughters of the American Revolution (1)
- Daughters of the Covenant (2)
- Diary pages (23)
- Ephemera (8)
- Letters (10)
- Map (1)
- News Clippings (14)
- Obituaries (5)
- Photograph (1)
- Pressed Flowers (2)
- Red Cross (6)
- War Effort (5)
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