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The Lancashires: Evolving lives on the evolving Kenai — Part 4
AUTHOR’S NOTE: By the first of August 1948, Larry and Rusty Lancashire and their three daughters (Martha, Lori…
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Celebrating grandpa with fond memories and fondue
Sweet and dense vanilla pound cake is perfect for this dish
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The Lancashires: Evolving lives on the evolving Kenai — Part 3
AUTHOR’S NOTE: By March 1948, a month before his 30th birthday, Larry Lancashire had already experienced an eventful…
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The Lancashires: Evolving Lives on the Evolving Kenai — Part 2
Author’s note: In 1939, Rusty Tallman, an Illinois woman who had done some modeling and loved parties, married…
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Never too old for cheesy crackers
This week I said goodbye to his babyhood and took him to his first day of preschool
![[1a—] After doing business in the Kenai Commercial Company store, Rusty Lancashire climbs into family station wagon, with its sagging back bumper, to head for home. (1954 photo by Bob and Ira Spring for Better Homes & Garden magazine)](https://www.homernews.com/wp-content/uploads/sites/9/2023/08/33670611_web1_HOM_082423_lancashire-part1-tease_1.jpg?w=300)
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The Lancashires: Evolving lives on the evolving Kenai — Part 1
In the summer of 1948, while Soldotna homesteader Howard Lee was helping Ridgeway homesteader Larry Lancashire build a…
