Firefighters responding to a house fire in Canton, Pennsylvania, in 1896 were stunned by what they found.
Today we tell that story.
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Have y’all done a podcast on The Sodder children ?
We have, about three years ago. Here’s the link: The Sodder Children
Thanks I will check it out……Love listening to y’all stories.
Podcast(s) recommendation; Historical Appalachian School-Teacher Jesse Stuart.
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Thank you for the suggestion…