Timothy Pinkham is an orchestral composer, most well-known for composing Read Full Bio ↴Timothy Pinkham is an orchestral composer, most well-known for composing

• library music for the Battle for Wesnoth open source computer game
• the original theme music for the podcast The Dice Tower, and
• the score for Episode 10-2 of the audio drama, Children of the Gods.

Right now, he is in the process of creating a new audio entertainment product.

http://www.timothypinkham.com

Nursery Time
Timothy Pinkham Lyrics

We have lyrics for 'Nursery Time' by these artists:

MOSAIC.WAV いちに! でほら靴履いてさんし! でドア叩こう並べたケミカルライト起こそう "Solomon Grundy" …

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Comments from YouTube:

Aaron Eiben

3y↑1

Thank you for this! What's the source of the map at 9:46? I grew up in Bantam, and I've always been fascinated by the roads that got cut in half by the lake. I'd love to get a high-resolution picture of that map.

CaptMike2U

3y↑1

Aaron, you can find old survey and TOPO maps online that will show this information.

Laura Whalen - Jones

Great job! Ran across this while attempting my own research on the subject. My grandparents had a farm there. I'm trying to find any information as to when they moved there & when they were bought out/moved. Not sure where to start to find the records as any search I do online provides nothing. I realize that the records would be from the 1970s so I may need to physically find them.

CaptMike2U

Laura, you can find old survey and TOPO maps online that will show this information. Also, Clermont County GIS system is online on the county's website that will have this information.

Dusk Moss

1973

Johnson Riviera

Nice work guys, very informative and interesting

Darrell Thornton

3y↑1

GOOD JOB. Appreciate the research and presentation.

JH Young

I do a lot of subcontract work around east fork lake. I have seen dozens of abandoned and overgrown lots that used to be homes before the lake project forced people out. Foundations, driveways, overgrown landscaping, and even flowers from back in the day are still observable! I have even seen large wooden beams along the lakeshore that were once part of a house or barn from the depths of the lake. It’s fascinating and captivating to think about what was once there before the park took it over. It is also sad to think about all of the families and history that disappeared from that area as a result.