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Shelburne Museum

  • 11/27/2007

Lots of pics. Go get some nachos. When one hears the word “museum” they tend to think of large, ugly buildings full of ugly, boring stuff. Fortunately, the Shelburne Museum is not your ordinary museum. Not in the slightest. While there is some art on display, there is...

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Grave with a Window

  • 11/27/2007

A silly little stop in Vermont on one of our New England trips. New Haven was on the way to Shelburne & Burlington, so we figured why not. It’s strange enough the grave is a mound, but….what’s that on top of it? Some sort of window? Can you...

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Rocky Glen Park

  • 11/26/2007

Rocky Glen opened in 1885 and ran until 1987. A year later it was auctioned off, but not much was done with it. The park lay abandoned for a few years when a fire broke out in 1994, destroying much of the rollercoaster. The coaster was completely demolished...

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Concrete City

  • 10/26/2007

This is somewhere I’ve been meaning to get to for quite some time now. While going for some job interviews in the area, I found out it was just a few miles down the road. I looked for the historical marker on the side of the road and...

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Shupp Cemetery

  • 10/26/2007

I heard about a little known cemetery not too far from the area where I was job hunting. It wasn’t supposed to be very large, and it was somewhat hidden. After getting directions we set out. Pretty easy find…if you can spot the sign along the road. The...

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New England ’07

  • 10/09/2007

Grave with a window in New Haven, VT Yet another trip that wasn’t finalized until the last minute. This almost turned into a trip to Virginia, actually. We were up way too late, we hadn’t packed yet, we had work early in the morning, and on top of...

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Hindenburg Crash Monument

  • 09/26/2007

I would like to thank the Lakehurst Naval Air Station, especially Larry Lyford, for granting me access to the monument. Many people know what the Hindenburg is, but not many are aware the disaster occurred right in Lakehurst. On May 6, 1937, the Hindenburg, an 804 foot long...

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NJ’s Smallest Registered Cemetery

  • 09/26/2007

After finding the Olde Stone House Village and doing some research, I found out nearby Bunker Hill Presbyterian is home to the smallest registered graveyard in the state. It has only 4 graves, 3 of which have stones. 2 were just about unreadable; one was faint but the...

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