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The videos here were provided by Nina (original photography by Dave Koocher, editing by Nina): | The videos here were provided by Nina (original photography by Dave Koocher, editing by Nina): | ||
*This first video is from Thanksgiving (1952?) at the Silver home on Loxwood Street, Worcester: https://youtu.be/3JY-Iwgnr0M | *This first video is from Thanksgiving (1952?) at the Silver home on Loxwood Street, Worcester: <youtube>https://youtu.be/3JY-Iwgnr0M</youtube> | ||
* Nina explains this wonderful video: As a few of you will recall, when we were children at least once or twice a year the family found an excuse to either travel to New Jersey or have New Jersey travel to us. On this occasion I believe we're looking at Ronnie's Bar Mitzvah party, celebrated at home, and then the final good byes on the following day. <youtube>https://youtu.be/f9zaCsISmjg</youtube> | |||
* Nina explains this wonderful video: As a few of you will recall, when we were children at least once or twice a year the family found an excuse to either travel to New Jersey or have New Jersey travel to us. On this occasion I believe we're looking at Ronnie's Bar Mitzvah party, celebrated at home, and then the final good byes on the following day. https://youtu.be/f9zaCsISmjg | |||
Revision as of 14:24, 20 December 2020
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Videos
The videos here were provided by Nina (original photography by Dave Koocher, editing by Nina):
- This first video is from Thanksgiving (1952?) at the Silver home on Loxwood Street, Worcester:
- Nina explains this wonderful video: As a few of you will recall, when we were children at least once or twice a year the family found an excuse to either travel to New Jersey or have New Jersey travel to us. On this occasion I believe we're looking at Ronnie's Bar Mitzvah party, celebrated at home, and then the final good byes on the following day.