On July 29, 1891, The Boston Herald reported that Edna Bragg's body was
found in the Cambridgeport flats. Elsewhere on that same day, a woman
wrapped a meaningful bouquet in newspaper, and placed it carefully in her attic for safe keeping. Over 121 years later, it would be discovered by yours-truly, pondered for a moment, photographed, then dropped in the trash. Without a story to go with it, it's not much more than some dried flowers. I hope you can add your own wistful sentiments to the bouquet which will live on the internet for hopefully at least another 121 years.
On July 29, 1891, The Boston Herald reported that Edna Bragg's body was
found in the Cambridgeport flats. Elsewhere on that same day, a woman
wrapped a meaningful bouquet in newspaper, and placed it carefully in her attic for safe keeping. Over 121 years later, it would be discovered by yours-truly, pondered for a moment, photographed, then dropped in the trash. Without a story to go with it, it's not much more than some dried flowers. I hope you can add your own wistful sentiments to the bouquet which will live on the internet for hopefully at least another 121 years.
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