09/07/2026
Not every family heirloom began at home.
Bobby carried this watch in his pocket while working on the railroad in 1959–1960. He was a fireman on the train, studying to earn his engineer’s license. Today, that watch preserves more than a moment in time, it helps preserve a piece of Bobby’s story.
A well-worn tool. A uniform. A name badge. A retirement pin. A watch carried to work every day.
These objects preserve more than a career. They carry the stories of what someone built, contributed, learned, overcame, and passed on.
This Labor Day, take a moment to preserve the story behind an object that represents a job, career, or calling.
What object tells the story of your family’s work? 🔨🧰⌚