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1948: Walter at Beck
home in Lexington, North Carolina. |
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1948: Mary in New
York. Walter and Mary drove from Danville to New York early in
1948 so Walter could show off his bride to his family. Mary
was having terrible morning sickness at the time. |
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1948: Mary and Hansel
von Himpelschausenheimer at 105 Sunset Drive home in Danville.
Hansel and a canary named Dixie were wedding gift sfrom Walter's
father who owned and operated a pet store at the time. |
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1948: Mary and Hansel
von Himpelschausenheimer at Sunset Drive home in Danville - April
1948. |
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1948: Mary smiling in
the hospital - October 1948. |
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1948: Mother Mary
smiling - October 1948. |
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1948: William Michael
Windsor was born to Mary and Walter Windsor on October 2, 1948 in
Columbus, Georgia. |
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1948: Mary feeding
baby Billy - October 1948. |
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| 1948: Walter with baby
Billy, born October 2, 1948. |
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| 1948: Walter with baby
Billy, born October 2, 1948. |
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| 1948: Walter
was broadcasting Columbus Cardinals baseball games while manager of
WGBH in Columbus, Georgia. |
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| 1948:
Piggly Wiggly now stands on the site of the Alamo Plaza Motel in
Columbus, Georgia. Walter and Mary lived at the Alamo Plaza
for a short while before their first child was born. |
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1948: Mary was taken to the hospital from the Alamo Plaza Motel,
where Mary and Walter were residing. Walter leased this home
at 4609 Dogwood Drive while Mary was in the hospital so Mary and
Billy could leave the hospital to a real home. |
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1948: 4609 Dogwood Drive. Unfortunately, this home was
apparently a house of ill repute before Walter rented it as strange
visitors came by at all hours. |
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1948: 1901 17th Avenue - the Windsor's second home in Columbus. |
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1948: 1901 17th Avenue - the Windsor's second home in Columbus. |
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1948: 1901 17th Avenue - the Windsor's second home in Columbus. |
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1948: Walter, Mary, and Billy Windsor. |