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All our yesterdays
James Oliver Robertson and Janet C. Robertson
1993
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In 1967, the Robertsons bought an old house in Connecticut, where they found papers written by a family who had lived in the house since the 1790s and had kept incredibly complete records of their lives. Their history reflects how this nation grew and was shaped by the morals and aspirations of families like the Taintors.
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Local history at its best.
A marvelous example of discovering the history of an 18th century house and the early Connecticut family who lived there until the end of the 20th century.