A running index to the 2012 print edition — chapter page references, named persons and places, and family annotations that didn't make it into the original book.
| Chapter | Title | Starts pg. |
|---|---|---|
| I | Head of the Family | 1 |
| II | $12,000 a Year | 15 |
| III | Army Days | 27 |
| IV | Falling for France | 37 |
| V | The Travel Business | 47 |
| VI | INTRAV | 67 |
| VII | Making History | 77 |
| VIII | Cruising | 101 |
| IX | Bringing the Museum Home | 127 |
| X | Georgia O'Keeffe | 139 |
| XI | The Experience | 159 |
| XII | Retirement | 173 |
| ♦ | Afterword | 189 |
On page 16, Barney mentions that on holidays the Ebsworth family went to Uncle Ed's house, because his was the biggest. Uncle Ed was my grandfather — and his Christmas gatherings are some of my earliest memories.
Barney and Muriel were my favorite family members growing up. I marveled at Barney's knowledge and his maturity; I hoped to be like him one day. The book notes that his maternal cousins were ten years older than he and Muriel were — and Barney was ten years older than my sister and me, which put him in the role, for us, that his older cousins had played for him: the polished, older, admired relative you watched out of the corner of your eye and tried to understand.
— Paul Terry Walhus, Barney's cousinThe raw transcription of the book and the scanned PDF are archived on this server for family use.
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