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| My Daughter Hope stands by The First Door |
1999
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| The Stotlers stand by the back door of my apartment in 2012, after they restored 115 Culpeper St. |
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| The woman who lived in this house in 1972 was a co-pilot with Amelia Earhardt |
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John Quincy Marr House on Culpeper Street
First Confederate Casualty of the Civil War |
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| Mrs. Carter took me to visit Weston |
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| Mrs. Carter took me to visit Jane Cutler at Poplar Springs |
In 1999 a couch sits by the Second Door in Bealeton
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| Inside 'my apartment' in 1999 |
In 2016 I learned that Ned died in January of 1999. When I knocked on his door in September of that year someone else was occupying his home.
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