WAY BACK WHEN
• State Fair (1913?) Majors take a stand – for ice cream.
• Majors 1917 Rose and John W. Major with their five children.
• Otisco Follies (circa 1920) Maggie, Buster and Billy clown around.
• We are family These Majors made their mark in Skaneateles.
• Sand People (1932) Alma, Helen and Loretta enjoy calm after a climb.
• Sunday at Lola's (circa 1930) Which explains Buster's suit.
• House Calls Three views of the Solvay house John Major built.
ON THE ROAD
• Ed's First Love No doubt about it, she was a classic beauty.
• Fair Haven (1940) Our second favorite Lake Ontario beach.
• The French Fort (1930s) Helen and Buster pose by the old fort.

 

 SOLVAY SCENES
• The Cannon The World War I cannon on Woods Road.
• The rock pile (1976) The Solvay Process limestone pile.
• Political Stunt (1951) Solvay Democrats travel in style.
• Christmas at Craig's The 1949 Solvay Process Christmas party.
• Street gang (1945) Russet Lane kids pose for the camera. Sort of.
• Solvay Process Pioneers (1895).
• Solvay's finest (1938) Future chief Bill Major and the police department.
• Solvay volunteers (1902) John W. Major is one of the firemen.
• Board of Education (1955) Bill Smolinski with other members.
• It's hammock time Photo opportunity or a strange party game?
COUSINS
• On patrol These two keep Alice Avenue safe from speeders.
• Gentlemen, Start Your Engines (1930s) It's the Solvay 500.
• Russet Lane Runway (1940) Smolinski-Major Airlines
• Little Rascals (1930s) These three should have been in movies.
• Chards and Majors Brian and Danielle visit Jeff and Laura.
• The Maltbys Jim Maltby went on line in Plano, TX, and stumbled into some Syracuse relatives. He e-mailed us a photo and recapped his life.
HOORAY FOR HOLLYWOOD
• Calling Dr. Kildare Mary Major finds him in Cleveland, Ohio)
• Cinema Classics Scenes from movies as we would have made them.
 
SPORTS
• Solvay Tigers basketball (1951-52) Dolph Schayes and Al Cervi of the Syracuse Nationals drop by to give the team some pointers.
• Bimby and Bobby The name of the game was Beat Your Brother.
• Biddy's best (1953) The Solvay Tigers Biddy League basketball team goes to the national tournament.
• Earl Hadley Football, basketball, baseball, soccer – he coached 'em all at Solvay High School.
• Solvay High basketball, 1948-49 These defending Section III champions didn't know how to lose.
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