Memoirs at Troynovant:
firsthand reminiscences,
that is, Personal History, personally told;
listed by Title

Essayer's instruments About our structure — at Troynovant a piece is a book review or story review, a film review or reel review, if largely about a particular title; while a nod or counterblast or harumph or chuckle in reaction to a notable article or other published curiosity is a comment; a memoir is a firsthand reminiscence; a compilation gathers illuminating quotations; otherwise generally an essay. Look homeward, horseman; reflect and be glad.
  


    
Alcohol Plant
  Springfield, Oregon 1947
WR Franson
Anti-Recipes for Coffee
  Germany
RW Franson

Born in a Lighthouse
  Escanaba, Michigan 1888
ER Franson
Brown Hawk Down
  Abilene, Texas
JK Thorp

Cognitive Jury Duty WH Stoddard

Day-Nite Garage, The
  Eugene, Oregon 1939-1941
WR Franson
Driving Past the Pentagon
  Washington, D.C. 9-11-2001
J Kelly

Emergency Reading
  or, Never Without a Book
RW Franson
Eugene Post Office, The
  Eugene, Oregon 1949-1956
WR Franson

Golden Cultivators
  or, The World Well Dug
RW Franson
Gypsy Princess versus Blitz
  San Diego 2001
RW Franson

I Was Ejected from a Spaceship
  San Diego 1958
WR Franson

Jefferson Ice Company, The
  Chicago 1927-1929, 1933-1936
WR Franson

Lightning Strikes the Lighthouse
  Escanaba, Michigan 1906
WR Franson
Low Flying Planes, Subway Trains and Automobiles A Brown
Luck versus Auto Accidents
  With Some Scrapes and Escapes
WR Franson
Lunchtime on Wall Street
  Love, Death, Food and Questions of Dress
K Resta

My First Car
  1927 Chevrolet Coupe
WR Franson

NASA Schooldays
  Houston, Texas
A Cox

Old Route 66
  1932, 1934, 1946
WR Franson
Owl Cam
  The Watch-Owl at Work
RW Franson

Plywood Mill
  Springfield, Oregon 1951
WR Franson
Postcard from Occupied Germany
  Wiesbaden-Biebrich, September 1945
DL Franson

Sandy River Service Station
  Troutdale, Oregon 1938-1939
WR Franson

Three-Day-Pass, A
  Paris, March 1945
DL Franson
  

  
Look what thy memory cannot contain
Commit to these waste blanks, and thou shalt find
Those children nursed, delivered from thy brain,
To take a new acquaintance of thy mind.

William Shakespeare
Sonnets, 77

  

 

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