Polly didn’t want a cracker…or at least from me. Visiting homes often is part of my job. I make friends with the dogs right away, especially if they have big teeth.

I was covering an arraignment for Autumn Savoy, who is the fifth man allegedly involved in the Cates murder in Mont Vernon. It’s not easy, nor is it fun to cover hearings in court.

Do all boys love trains? Well, I found one that can’t make a choice between trains and firefighters.

“It was the most incredible experience I’ve ever had as a National Geographic photographer.”

Coming Sunday- Dudley Laufman, National Fellow

More military history for you around Veterans Day.  If you haven’t visited the Wright Museum in Wolfborough you should carve out some time.  While there you’ll be able to learn about Ernie Pyle and the mystery surrounding a photograph of his body after his death.

As far as I know the only spirit residing in my old home is in the form of this name carved into an old door in part of the barn I use as a woodshed.

My limited research has led me through the town history (courtesy of a very kind neighbor, Betty) and now to this [...]

I was looking to post something for today.  A brief search on the Library of Congress oral history project site brought me this-
Lloyd Brown is listed as the last U.S. Navy veteran to fight in WWI.  Brown served on the USS New Hampshire, BB-25 (battleship) which was commissioned in 1908.
The site posts its mission as [...]

I was shooting pictures this morning in the cosmetology department at Nashua High School North this morning and in walked Kaitlyn Yarmo. Wow! She has to be the most colorful young lady I’ve photographed in awhile.

Traveling with Peter DiCampo and Ghana’s Kayayo Girls