On January 20th, 2008 John Stewart of the Kingston Trio passed away. He was 68 years old. John became a…
Hello Stranger! This is Carla Heine. My dad Edmund Heine was chief architect for Kingston Trio Properties. He designed the…
Lucky Me is a self published autobiography by Linda Peacock Reynolds that can be purchased on Amazon as an e-book…
The Trident was the first opportunity for many "outlaw" craftsmen to work on something that became a commercial success, comments…
Frank Werber (1930 - 2007) for more information about please go to: Frank Werber and Frank Werber Memorial On May…
So I'm too-da-ling along on the net and ran across this picture....must admit it brought a little tear to my…
(KATIE) Eric! Well as I remember it...I did see the jaunty little dance...hands wavin, arms flappin, legs like you'd been…
In the spring of 1964, a week or so past my sixteenth birthday, I found myself taking a motorcycle ride…
My name is Michael Toomey. I worked at the Trident from 1970 until the last days in 1980. I found…
Eric glad to see you are well and thanks for your detailed thoughts on the Trident years. I was working…
Early spring 1972. Welcome to the dumping ground—the dark end of the kitchen—the place where high and mighty busboys sneer…
Click on image to enlarge Lou Ganapoler. You say, "Mr Ganapoler?" He says, "Call me Lou." I say, "Fall…
Well, I checked with my lawyers (Dewey, Cheatem, and Howe—same firm Tom and Ray from Car Talk use) and apparently…
September 2, 2006 (6:52pm) Hey! I was at the reunion and yes Robin Williams was there and, it was a…