Click on the link below for the Facebook page of the Frazier Farmstead Museum.
Brenda Steunenberg and The Cross at the Frazier Farmstead.
See previous post for more of the story:
This blog contains history, photos, etc. related to Idaho from the late 1800's/early 1900's. My mother, Brenda Steunenberg Richards, was born in ID. Much of it pertains to the assassination of my great grandfather, Gov. Frank Steunenberg, the trial of Bill Haywood & grew out of the 100 year commemorations of those events. Along the way I toss in a bit of the Wild West, old guns, radios, military, etc. Your comments are welcomed. If using my images, please just ASK. Thank you.
Click on the link below for the Facebook page of the Frazier Farmstead Museum.
Brenda Steunenberg and The Cross at the Frazier Farmstead.
The "large amount of the widow's original property was given to charity" would be interpreted by me as meaning the Adventist Church. |
"Idaho coal fields" should be silver, zinc and lead mining. Gold initially but had pretty well played out. |
Bill left and John right at the family plot Canyon Hill Cemetery in Caldwell, ID |
Serious discussion no doubt |
No problem! |
In the prior photo, Bill & I were "lifting" the piece of granite that would be made into this memorial. It stands outside the Caldwell train station. Bill was the driving force behind this project. |