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I love how you explained the past, thank you!

Good video

Oh my goodness, the stained glass is remarkable.

Oh thank you very much, I understand why in "flatland" all women are LINES ^^

My grandparents in western Pennsylvania had a party line and mischievously as children we listened in.

How wonderful Margaret's descendant shared stories, pictures, and journals with the museum; lovely a room was named for such hard working young lady!

I wish you guys were still making videos. They are so funny and informative.

I was going to be super disappointed if you didn’t include the song! Never go out without your hatpin ladies! 💅

This is a wonderful video, thank you!!

I think women should start wearing hat pins again as a symbol of our connection to our victorian sisters.

I love vintage home.to bad alot of them are been distorted for college students. I used to be a housekeeper in my city.i alway wanted to go inside of them and see what they look like.there were beautiful a fire place in each room.i even saw balding alley in a basement. But know the colleges have bought them all those students distrop them up.to bad.i love anything vintage.and i would see pictures of the families that own them they were spooky. Cause i was standing in the dining room were they were.plus alot of them had inside vault and they also hid behind a wall.so am glad i bumped into youre channel. Keep up the good job and ill be there

Have you shared this 'White Star' with Irelands 2 sites Cobh & Northern Ireland

This is adorably corny!

I have secret spaces where I hide the family treasures. However those are my secret spaces and hidden treasures

The internet is almost true.

Good song!

Why you quit? 🥺

Probably one of the best videos I've seen in a while. It's a shame that you didn't make more but thank you

You have such a cool job. 🥺😄

Haha I thought you were playing it!

Yaayyy

Uh oh

Never go walking out without your hat pin

Low key need one in 2022

Wow such in depth look and sad to see the proof right before your eyes! Servants fascinate me although I wouldn't want to live like one it'd be interesting to meet one.

Really beutyful story

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Sorry, but as someone who's not a native English speaker, I find the presenter's accent and voice, too "stifling". The story nevertheless, is beautiful; thank you for sharing.

As an Irish woman, in Ireland. This was beautiful to watch. Seeing a fellow Irish womans past life. Her hard work & courage to leave all she knew and held dear to try for a better life.

I need a hat pin now! If not for the style but the history ❤

Greetings from florida. 🏄‍♀️ Thank You. 4/ Sharing Margaret ❤️

Thank you for posting this

Enjoyed hearing this story and how thoughtful of you to look into the story of someone who worked for your family over a century ago.

Glad to find WickWired! Good Share!

Hatpins were definitely to be taken seriously. Consider that this was not a small pin.

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Fantastic and insightful video! Thank you for sharing this historical tidbit!

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I enjoyed this amateur presentation on the life of a real person. We are but the stories we leave behind, after all!

Why is he speaking so slowly?

My mother donated to the Cortland Historical Society two boxes of "glass negatives" which we found in our attic at 5 Cedar Street. I dabbled in photography at CHS. I contact-printed those negatives while i was in 11th or 12th grade (1973 or 1974.) i researched at found many of the photos were taken at the same Chicago's Columbian World Exhibtition, including Chief Geranimo on horse back in front of the wild west exhibit in which he starred. Also pics from Cortland Cemetary. Many of a tall mounument for a Dr. Taylor (who live on Thompkins with the cemetary in his backyard. Anyways, she dropped off those two small boxes of negatives to the Society's house in the 1980s or 1990s after they sat in her living room mantels bookcases since 1973 (the society housea cross from her church, the Homer Ave Methodist Church) them in the 1980s . Maybe they can be rediscovered. (p.s. - come to find out, my dear friend Pam Wilkins' mothers nanny lived at 5 Cedar Street at one time and sge believes those glass negatives came from her family - which would make since as they are wealthy and us commoners would not have had such photos, trips, etc.- their family, a Homer's socialite, founded and owned The Cortland Line Company. v/r Dale Seymour #WickWired

I knew a few people the last name Stack... I wonder if there was a relation

Came to see what hat pins looked like, ended up learning a lot about it. ❤️

The stiffest, most unnatural presenter EVER.

This video would be great if the presenter wasn’t showing off quite so much.

The boy is so cute 😅

Really enjoyed this video!

Your smile is absolutely infectious Jarrett.

Oh Roscoe, at least you tried buddy...

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