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A Day on The Water at Boathouse Row

March 10, 2021 Hoag Levins

What It’s Like to Row a Racing Shell on the Schuylkill River

African American Civil War Memorial

December 25, 2020

Beer historian Richard Wagner pours water from a wooden bucket.

A Fall Feature on 18th-Century Beer Making

November 1, 2020

Lambertville NJ’s Delores Dragan: Lady of Extraordinary Halloween Art

October 12, 2020

The Haddonfield Sculpture Garden, New Jersey

May 12, 2020

Quick Shots

The Lovely but Deadly Allure of Colonial Pewter

December 25, 2020

An Infrared Halloween in South Jersey

October 21, 2020

Infrared Photography Visit to Haddonfield, New Jersey

June 17, 2020

Phoenix lantern sculpture at Philadelphia Chinese Lantern Festival

Photo Tour of The Philadelphia Chinese Lantern Festival

May 1, 2020

The Magical Gardens of Philadelphia’s Isaiah Zager

April 4, 2020

Penn Museum Unveils New Sphinx Site

November 18, 2019

Wild Glass: Sculptor Dale Chihuly’s Seattle Museum

October 16, 2019

Turtle Rock Lighthouse on the Schuylkill River in Philadelphia

Philadelphia’s Turtle Rock Lighthouse

October 7, 2019

NJ Hadrosaurus Foulkii Discovery That Launched the Modern Age of Dinosaurs

September 30, 2019

Large dancing dragons sculpture in Philadelphia's Chinatrown.

Philadelphia Chinatown’s Dragon Dance in Bronze

September 30, 2019

Public Art or Hygienic Horror: Seattle’s Gum Wall

September 29, 2019

Two lions in the Cape May County Park and Zoo

The Surprising Cape May County Zoo

September 28, 2019

Should New Jersey Officially Declare May “Birding Month”?

September 11, 2019

St. Michaels’ Historic Screw-Pile Lighthouse

September 11, 2019

Walt Whitman’s Tomb in Camden, NJ

September 3, 2019

Other Items of Interest

Photo Feature Archive

Kudzu as a COVID-19 Infrared Visual Delight in Sadler’s Woods
An Infrared Visit to Sadler's Woods in Haddon Township, NJ
Philadelphia’s Mummy Central: Penn Museum
Although one of its Egyptian galleries is closed for renovations, there are two more equally incredible ones you can still visit.
LIGHTHOUSES: Canaries in the Coal Mine of Climate Change
What Lighthouses Teach Us About Global Warming
Civil War at Philadelphia’s Mütter: Shattered Bodies, Shallow Graves
Looking Back at An Extraordinary Exhibit
The Weird and Wonderful Mardi Gras Museum of New Orleans
Selfies Don't Get Better Than Dressing Up in Real Mardi Gras Gear
Gigantic Bug Sculptures of David Rogers Infest Arboretum
When's The Last Time You Saw a 20-Foot High Praying Mantis?
13-Tons of Penn Museum Sphinx Moved
A Monumental Relocation Draws Crowds of Avid Egyptology Fans
Shona Stone Sculpture Brings Africa to Atlanta Airport
Block-Long Concourse Turned Into Gallery

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