Because we have earned the trust and respect of the community, we receive many items to help preserve Lawrence County History. This are...

To our loyal readers:  We think the non-delivery blog issue has been resolved with the company that actually sends them out. If you are...

The above letter was sent by Pvt George Bach, Co E 32nd Engrs, when he served overseas during WWI to his wife. The Postmark on the...

As genealogists we when we see second or third marriages among ancestors, we usually believe there was a death of one of the spouses. ...

Amanda Jane Baker, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. D W Baker of Sumner, was a registered nurse. During WWI she was in active service at Camp...

A doctor's bag in our Collection Dr. David Burget was born about 1822 in Cincinnati Ohio to Daniel and Elizabeth Anderson Burget ...

The Ellis /Hickman murder was profiled on this blog August 7 2024 “killed by Concealed Weapon”     https://www.lawrencelore.org/post/kill...

When we were going through our photo files for Lawrenceville businesses, we found this photo. It was filed with the Texaco station...

The lower left-hand corner of the picture above is now the landscaped corner at State and 11th street. The white shed-like building is...

Note the saddle shoes that the girls are wearing. Classic black and white saddle oxfords or saddle shoes was an icon of the 1950s.  But...