Published on: January 2, 2009 at 4:25 PM
Blog reader Bryan Perry sent in a picture after he read the Wednesday story about the 1963 New Years Eve snowstorm across the South.
I believe this is a picture from the 1964 snow that you wrote about yesterday. I’m not exactly sure when it was taken, but it looks like it says 64 on the car tag. I do know that’s my Great-Grandfather Harry Morris at the soybean processing plant where he worked, which was somewhere near Foley, AL.
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