The Wanderer

In the summer of 1832, Philip Duffy, a railroad contractor, hired 57 Irish immigrants on the docks of Philadelphia.  They were to fill in a… read more Duffy’s Cut

For most of my life, Seaside Heights was just a 3 mile drive away.  Having lived by the boardwalk my whole life, I never understood… read more Seaside Heights Boardwalk pre-Memorial Day

Wandering Around South Jersey My first book, where I both wrote and did the photography. Features 31 places in the lower 8 counties of New… read more Wandering Around South Jersey

I had previously written about a British publisher contacting me about using some of the photos from the site in a book. The book came… read more The Last Laugh

My 2nd book appearance. Lone Pine Publishing contacted me about using 2 of my Lambertville photos and I agreed. I’m pleased with how the book… read more Ghost Stories of New Jersey

A bit more involved than the previous 2 books appearances, this book features several pages dealing with my accounts at the Marlboro Slaughterhouse. I kind… read more Convergence: When the Living Clash with the Dead

Back to Page 1 I laugh everytime I see these signs. This guy is all over I-70 W when you first enter Indiana. I don’t… read more One Shots 2 – The Revenge

The name says it all. I put this section together for 2 reasons: a) I occasionally come across something that’s pretty cool, but it just… read more One Shots