Greene, New York was our last tourist stop on our recent
roadtrip. We have a good friend who grew up and went to high school in Greene, New York in the '50s and '60s. Greene we learned was founded way back in 1792 by Stephen
Ketchum and French refugees.
Here is a war memorial in downtown Greene, New York
Jack is pointing to the name of our friend who grew up in Greene. James
Blakeslee saw action in Vietnam after college. He was on a patrol one day when the entire patrol group was hit by enemy fire. Nine of the ten soldiers died in the field. James was hit and very seriously injured but survived the attack and was
medivaced from the scene.
Here is James
Blakeslee's name on the local war memorial to World War II, Korean War and Vietnam War veterans.
Isn't this a beautiful looking home. One of James
Blakeslee's mother's friends once owned this home. I think it looks like a bed and breakfast inn.
This is one of two round barns on the outskirts of Greene, New York.
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