Birthday Presents for a History Buff

RE: Birthday Presents for a History Buff By GigGhee (Guest Post) If you go to Atlanta it very close to Andersonville prison, used during the civil war. It's very moving and will touch your heart along with his. There is also a memoral for WWII vets there also. Just knowing that you've tried so hear to please him will please him I'm sure. If you can't make a trip. Biography has a tape of the mivieabout Andersonville. Remember a BIG smile is always a gift!!! Posted on 10/19/2005 | Report Spam or Abuse RE: Birthday Presents for a History Buff By cookwie (1260) Profile Contact My Dh has car logos from discontinued cars mounted on a painted board. Something like that for the game room, maybe? Or war memorabilia mounted on a board and framed? A gift certificate? Posted on 10/18/2005 | Report Spam or Abuse RE: Birthday Presents for a History Buff By Dana (Guest Post) Have you thought about going to a Discovery Channel store or going online to there, TLC Channel, and the History Channel? There might be a lot of things to either buy or ideas. Even have a history themed party where people come dressed up as a famous person from history. Posted on 10/18/2005 | Report Spam or Abuse RE: Birthday Presents for a History Buff By christi (Guest Post) Well something that fits all three categories get him a antique gun and hang it in his truck. Posted on 10/18/2005 | Report Spam or Abuse RE: Birthday Presents for a History Buff By the Oracle (391) Profile Contact A bottle of canola oil. A long gold chain that drapes around your hips. I understand he's easy to please. Posted on 10/18/2005 | Report Spam or Abuse RE: Birthday Presents for a History Buff By Gulia (Guest Post) Where do you live? What is his favorite historical period? Perhaps a trip? I'm in SC and my first thought would be to head to Atlanta and go to the cyclorama, Underground Atlanta, etc...if he's big on the "Civil War." There's also Charleston, SC (but, of course, that's better in the warm weather months). A trip to a place that you can enjoy...dinners, plays, etc, but that is loaded with the history that he likes so much. Or, have a costume party. Historical figures, food, music, decorations. Check out Ebay for "stuff." I have 2 confederate bills in a frame at my family's mountain house...very interesting. If he's a fan of the Beat era, see if you can find a first edition Ginsberg (etc) or an autograph, authentic picture. Basically, memorabilia from his favorite time... I'll keep thinking on it... (sorry about the typos, no time to proofread) Posted on 10/17/2005 | Report Spam or Abuse

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