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I remember Mr. Rogers. Do you? His slow-paced children's television show   Mr.  Rogers' Neighborhood [sic] ran for years, replaced b...

Another favourite 'street' in Newburgh is Water Street west, if you like. There's lots to be said about the "early streetsc...

I've written about this perfect c1850 Regency Cottage before, in 2010  (before Blogger provided today's generous photo space) and  2...

I love barns. Standing derelict on uncultivated farms, bleached boards and rusted sheet metal, inspiration for photographers and painters. A...

 A new book's just made its way onto my reading pile. I missed this gentleman's talk at the  Hastings County Historical Society  r...

above the town I've mentioned Deseronto on several occasions . It's an intriguing town, very much down on its luck (with a few n...