I decided to give both this site and my blog a new look! I’m still offering the same services and products as I did before. I hope that this site is easier on the eyes and easier to navigate. Enjoy!
Calendar Sale to Benefit Lung Cancer Research
I have republished a calendar featuring photos from my Aunt Teri’s gorgeous garden in Winchester, Va (the photo above was her favorite). Teri passed away earlier this year. Proceeds from the sale of the calendars will go to the American Cancer Society’s lung cancer research fund. You can preview the calendar here (photos are from the 2010 edition).
Order the calendar online from Creative Memories (free login required). These calendars are 30% off during the month of October.
Saving the Miller’s House
Check out my recent post over at my blog about this Historic Easton project.
Fun Times at Maryland Day
My table at the Terp2Terp Marketplace.
This weekend, I had the opportunity to exhibit at the first Terp2Terp Marketplace during Maryland Day on the College Park campus of the University of Maryland. I had a great time talking about house histories and Creative Memories products with the alumni and family members who came through the exhibit hall. Thanks to all who stopped by to chat!
Other businesses on display in the exhibit hall included caterers, an organic personal product vendor, and even a music company.
Amazing Discovery
Ready my latest blog post about how my History of the Bartlett Pear Inn turned up a photographic gem related to The Hill, an historically significant African American neighborhood in Easton.
History of Mulberry Point
Mulberry Point
I’ve posted my latest house history over at my blog. It’s the second time someone has hired me to do a house history as a gift. Do you know anyone with a historic property that might like receiving such a present? Contact me!
Check Out My Article on Easton Savvy!
I wrote an article on stories from Spring Hill Cemetery in Easton, Md., for the web site Easton Savvy. Check it out here!
