[Oatka]

Amazingly well written, insightful and full of real humanity without the slobbering, cowardly leftism that infects so much current “sociology”. I literally could not stop reading those books.

I was similarly taken and admired the man so much that my wife and I retraced his travels in 2003. I took pictures of each town as it looks today and compared it to a period post card, along with some snippet from the book.

After a couple of Twilight Zone instances, I decided to set up a website in his honor. To start, click on his photo HERE.

[PhilosopherStone1000]

LOL! That’s the first link that comes up when you google Wyckoff’s name! Congratulations! I’ll get to it when I have some more time for reading.

[AnAmericanMother]

Wow! Love the Lizanne Truex material - my mom was a professional dancer and at age 86 she still steps on the boards for an occasional cameo.

Really talented dancers getting very little credit from Hollywood (or Broadway for that matter) is SOP. Most are very unsung.

[AnAmericanMother]

That’s funny. “Weary Willie” was Princeton ‘88. I’m Princeton ‘77. I live right next to the CSX main line.