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American Legacies Org Inc. is a non-profit organization dedicated to preserving historical information about People, Places, and Things.
This is a FREE service where you can post and share the memories, stories and photographs of your parents, grand-parents and other loved ones, in order to preserve their LEGACIES for future generations.
American Legacies Org is a nonprofit organization run by Christians that are dedicated to working with and for Senior Citizens mentally, physically as well as emotionally.
Memories are not a motion picture. They are individual snapshots of something you saw, heard, felt, tasted or smelled.
After all, one of the many lessons some of us have learned over the years is that just because we can remember something today, there is no guarantee that memory will still exist next year.


Stephen Saalman


Wednesday, March 4, 1987
Thousands change their routines to try ‘something different.’
By Judy Bradford, Tribune Staff Writer
They gave up Wednesday night volleyball, the concluding episode of “I’ll take Manhattan,” on television and other middle-of-the-week fare.
We have purchased a large number of old photographs that came from a barn in Kentucky.

We have not discovered any definite links to the origin or family these images may belong to YET, so we will be posting them on our website, in order to see if anyone else can assist in recognizing these individuals.

In 2024, American Legacies Org, started a new tradition.
Christmas is the biggest holiday of the year where people are supposed to share the day with family.
Linnea Travis Miller
from Pennsylvania
I believe my favorite Christmas toy was the plastic accordion I received when I was about six or seven years old. My cousin Tut, who was 5 years older than I was, had always had his accordion with him when the family came down from New Hampshire for our old fashioned Swedish Christmas at Grammy and Grampy's house in Connecticut.
By Mary Lewis nee Smith
I became a RN from the Oklahoma General Hospital (later Mercy). and joined the AMC, ( Army Medical Corps) in 1945, then served in the South Pacific.
When I went over to the Philippines. I was on a ship called “Comfort". The ship was late in picking me up. When I got on board. I talked with a man who had already been on the ship and found out the reason they were late was because they had been hit by a Japanese Suicide Plane.