Alice (Ritchie) Ramsey

The cinder block building was used by my parents, Andy and Phyllis Ritchie, as their "shower house" into the 70's.

Posted by Guest on Thu 03 May 2007 06:57:42 PM CDT

Bonnie Lodge was built in the 1800's of post and beam construction, I'm told. It had horse-hair in the plaster. I can remember just as clear going up those narrow stairs (inside) to the top where there was a little window low to the floor. I think those...

Bonnie Lodge was built in the 1800's of post and beam construction, I'm told. It had horse-hair in the plaster. I can remember just as clear going up those narrow stairs (inside) to the top where there was a little window low to the floor. I think those fond memories are responsible for my having "plaster dust in my veins" today. I never seems to be satisfied unless I am living in an old house. See this picture and look close for me:
http://camphuntmemories.com/album/album37/ScanImage013?full=1

Posted by Joe Perry on Sun 15 Feb 2004 08:44:05 AM CST

Kevin Potter

This is the last year that Bonnie Lodge & the old hobby shop were in place. Hobby shop was replaced by Grindley Hall & Bonnie Lodge was used for fire training by the Hubbardsville volunteer fire dept.

Posted by Guest on Mon 09 Feb 2004 08:18:36 PM CST