Bill Seefeldt's Web Page Index
(Cfelt.com)

Hello: Welcome to my web pages.

This page provides an introduction to my family and other interests as represented by my web pages.
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ROBERT E. LEE BOYHOOD HOME VIRTUAL MUSEUM- When compared to the grandeur of Robert E. Lee's birthplace, Stratford Hall; his family home, Arlington; or his resting place at Washington and Lee University, this Alexandria townhouse cuts no impressive figure. Granted, it is a fine house, but a near-twin abuts it next door. Something other than architecture sets this Lee home apart. It is in this house, where Robert E. Lee grew up, that we should look for a clue to determine what made him great.

BIG BAND ERA - This page reprises and introduces the mp3 sound of the classic big bands. Each month we treat with a different aspect of the big band era. The page is intended for the enjoyment of that diminishing audience which remembers when the big bands were king. But more so it is intended to interpret the big bands to a younger audience unfamiliar with the full scope of the medium.

KAPPEL AM RHEIN - The efforts of George Armbruster and other of my Armbruster "cousins" have traced my mother's family back to Kappel am Rhein, Baden, Germany and led to discovery of the Dorfsippenbuch (Village Family Book), on which this web page is based. The page consists of an alphabetical list of all the village families and provides a link to the Dorfsippenbuch in which family members may trace thier roots.

RPHS44 - This page is dedicated to my high school classmates. The Ridley Park (PA) High School Class of 1944 came of age in turbulent times; nevertheless, its members have enjoyed many happy reunions and stayed close thoughout the years. I salute them.

ARMBRUSTER - A direct link to pages pertaining to my mother's family, the Armbrusters, also contained on the Home Page below. For fellow descendants of my great-grandfather, Bartlett ARMBRUSTER. Sr. (1843 - 1923), I have appended two family group pictures, identifying the individual members. One is of the complete family in 1888 . The second shows many of the same people, their spouses and children grouped about "the cannon from the Civil War," probably on the Fourth of July, in about 1914. The burial place of several these family members is Mount Moriah Cemetery in Philadelphia.

HOME - A page containing pictures of my family, links to Armbruster family sites and a back-up set of links to the web pages listed above. (Formerly the index page.)