As many of you might recall, in early 2017 I announced that I would be working on a book of my photographs featuring homes and buildings from every state in the New England region, throughout every season. Things did not go quite according to plan, and so many people have kindly followed-up to see where the book is in the …
With Flag Day in the rearview mirror and the 4th of July coming up soon, I thought it would be fun to share a few American flag facts, some commonly known and others…not so much. All interspersed with some mighty patriotic looking homes! Please note that this post may contain affiliate links, meaning, at no additional cost to you, I will …
Having developed a massive inventory of house photos over the last five years, I have just about every exterior color combination documented in some way, shape, or form. Obviously not every shade of every color, but at least the major color categories. I thought to myself that there must be something useful to do with all of these images! Why …
Noank is a village on a small peninsula, vaguely ear-shaped, at the western edge of the entrance to Mystic River Harbor. With water on three sides and the double-tracked railroad corridor cutting it off on the northwest, Noank has an isolated feeling, much like an island. National Register of Historic Places Inventory – Nomination Form Technically Noank, CT is a …
I have visited the Mystic Seaport Museum, the nation’s leading and largest maritime museum, a number of times over my years in Connecticut, and each time I’m surprised once again at its beauty and all that it has to offer. A quick look at their website or a Google search about the museum will turn up the basic information about …
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