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Vist to the New Bucks County African American Museum

August 23, 2026 Hoag Levins

A 300-Year-Old Farm House that is Part of the Story it Tells

Photo Report: 2026 Philadelphia Chinese Lantern Festival

August 3, 2026

Honor and Rememberance at a New Jerey Civil War Encampment

June 29, 2026

Haddonfield Erupts in Gunfire to Celebrate American Revolution Victories

June 10, 2026

The Peculiar and Extraodinary World of the Shakers

March 16, 2026

Quick Shots

A Cretaceous South Jersey Sea Bottom Turned Into a Modern Day Dinosaur Adventure

July 28, 2025

A Portrait and Profile of Photographer James A. Warner of Harford County, Md

April 27, 2025

The historic Wilson-Warner house in Odess, DE, staged a Washington Irving Christmas event

The Root of Our Old Christmas Customs: Washington Irving: A Yuletide Story in its Own Write

November 23, 2024

Down in Dry Dock with the Battleship New Jersey

June 16, 2024

Report from Woodbury’s Victorian Mourning Event

January 20, 2024

New Sculpture Guards the Indian King Tavern Museum

November 4, 2023

Glass Art in the New Jersey Pines

August 8, 2023

Installing a Gigantic Troll Sculpture on the Rancocas River

July 30, 2023

The History and High Art of Weathervanes

May 21, 2023

East Point Light sites on a precarious spit of rapidly disappearing land

LIGHTHOUSES: Canaries in the Coal Mine of Climate Change

August 20, 2021

Coastal Wilderness, Endless Skies and Birds Galore

May 25, 2021

English ivy overtaking sections of Sadler's Woods in Camden County, NJ

The English Ivy That Gobbled Up Saddler’s Woods

January 17, 2021

The Lovely but Deadly Allure of Colonial Pewter

December 25, 2020

Beer historian Richard Wagner pours water from a wooden bucket.

A Fall Feature on 18th-Century Beer Making

November 1, 2020

An Infrared Halloween in South Jersey

October 21, 2020

Other Items of Interest

Photo Feature Archive

Gloucester County’s Historic Lighthouse
Still Guiding Ships to Safety After 145 Years
A Newton Lake Park Erosion Control Fail
A Year in the Life of a Well-Intentioned but Not Successful Engineering Project
Remember When the Zoo Was Mostly About Live Animals?
Philadelphia Zoo as Amusement Park with Sideshow of Animals
The Art of Victorian-Era Mourning at the Gloucester County Historical Society
A Woodbury Museum Exhibit Includes the Hair Art and Funeral Cookies
The Haddonfield Sculpture Garden, New Jersey
A Sprawl of Public Art Turns Town Into a Sculpture Garden.
The Naked Glory of the Philadelphia Museum of Art’s Pediment Sculpture
Gigantic in size, unusual in color and proudly displaying their
The Pixel 6 & 7 Cameras’ Over Processing and Image Distortion Problems – Why They Occur
A Working Photographer's Test Results on an Over-Hyped Camera Phone
African American Civil War Memorial
Honoring More Than 200,000 Soldiers and Sailors Who Served in the Union Army and Navy
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.
Civil War at Philadelphia’s Mütter: Shattered Bodies, Shallow Graves
Looking Back at An Extraordinary Exhibit

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