Father's Legacy: A Story of the 1930s

By Ellen Ryan Grucza - July 15, 2007

Down a dusty road in Livingston County, the Ryan family farmhouse was a place where precious memories were made. This tale of the 1930s is recounted through the eyes of a little girl.

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