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quotForgotten Dreamsquot performed by Leroy Anderson 1954
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Video Classic No. 7 from a series of 12 videos featured in Don Robertson's Back to the Early 1950s on the MusicalKaleidoscope Channel. Forgotten Dreams was recorded in 1954 by Leroy Anderson and his Orchestra. • Visit https://www.MusicalKaleidoscope.com • Who are these people? • The opening scene portrays the 5 descendants John Herbert Bickford and his wife Francener Reed - they are: Edith, Arthur, Walter, Sadie, and Ada. The video passes through the next generation and then the next, showing the legacy of the Bickford family. Thank you Grandfather Walter for the pictures that you took and my roots in history. • On April 14, 1874, my great-grandfather, pioneer John Herbert Bickford left Portland Maine by train heading West on a journey wonderfully detailed in his journal. After several years and numerous trips around the country he settled in California in the late 1800s having a ranch in the Sierra mountains Little Truckee Valley and another in the foothills of the Sierra Nevada Mountains near Sacramento. • — Mary Ellen Bickford Robertson, April 14, 2024 • F. Y. I. • The John Herbert Bickford Ranch • https://goodfellowbros.com/project/bi... • Excerpt from the website of the new owners of the namesake John Herbert Bickford Ranch (It says that it is worth $75 Million). • “Bickford Ranch is a master-planned community nestled in the foothills of the Sierra Nevada Mountains. Once complete, it will feature 1,890 homes, public facilities, parks, and open space within a nearly 2,000-acre plan area. Bickford Ranch was once a working cattle ranch owned by its namesake, John Herbert Bickford, who went into the livestock and dairy business in 1896. His descendants continued to own and manage Bickford Ranch until it was sold in the early 1980s. The ranch changed hands over the years until LV Bickford Ranch LLC acquired the property in 2012 with plans to eventually develop the Bickford Ranch community. The rough grade plans were approved in June of 2021 and GBI’s California Region started grading work immediately thereafter.”
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