Union Terminal Railroad Supervisor Sterling M. Holland

Union Terminal Railroad Supervisor Sterling M. Holland
Union Terminal Railroad Supervisor Sterling M. Holland

Yesterday, I found Sterling Mayfield Holland. He is a famous witness to the Kennedy assassination on November 22, 1963. Holland, a signal supervisor for Union Terminal Railroad, was standing on the triple overpass above Elm Street. He claims to have seen a shot fired fired from behind the fence on the grassy knoll. Continue reading “Union Terminal Railroad Supervisor Sterling M. Holland”

Congressman Sam Rayburn and PFC Kenneth Lyon

Congressman Sam Rayburn and Lucinda Rayburn at Wild Willow Cemetery (iPhone)
Congressman Sam Rayburn and Lucinda Rayburn at Wild Willow Cemetery (iPhone)

Congressman Sam Rayburn

Saturday, April 21, 2011, I headed up to Bonham, Texas to find Congressman Sam Rayburn. Congressman Rayburn is buried in Wild Willow Cemetery in the center of Bonham. The best way to get there is by taking the Sam Rayburn Tollway (formerly State Highway 121).

Shortly after entering Bonham, I noticed signs for the Sam Rayburn Library and Museum and the Sam Rayburn house. I’m starting to think Congressman Rayburn was somebody important. Continue reading “Congressman Sam Rayburn and PFC Kenneth Lyon”