John Paul Jones stayed in this house when his ship America was being outfitted at the Portsmouth Naval Shipyard. The house is now used as the Portsmouith Historical Society and museum. 

Finding the smooth rounded glass treasures is one of the quests of summer. These young hunters are on Cliff Island, Casco Bay, Maine. 

The rocky coast of Kennebunk Beach has the softness of the beach roses to balence the image. 

The park, resplendent in color and texture in the summer daytime, takes on the veil of the night. 

Dunfey's Restaurant was a favorite for wedding receptions and after work get togethers. A fire spoiled the Wannamaker and removed it from the Portsmouth Landmark list. One of a series "the Dark side of Portsmouth," this is the only known nighttime ... 

A rare nighttime view of the North Church Steeple. One of a series "the Dark side of Portsmouth," It was featured ias the December image in the fund raising calendar "Waiting for Meredith." 

One of a series of historic and grand houses of the seacoast. 

Any summer day the sidewalk cafes of Portsmouth give a European ambiance to the coffee experience for the java deprived. A stretched canvas of this painting will be on display at Breaking New Grounds, Market Square, Portsmouth, NH. A poster of this p... 

Lobster shacks like this all along the coast of Maine provide the "catch of the day" to eager "lobsta-eaters."  

The old truck seems to be trapped inside the barn by the rows of daffodils. 

Eat and shop on this busy Portsmouth street. in this painting are some well known Portsmouth icons: Fat Belly's, the Portsmouth Brewery, market square in the distance with the South Street church. The original of this painting is now on display at F... 

The lord's tavern, Lord's hill, Effingham, New Hampshire 

The Nubble Lighthouse shines in this rare painting at night of an American icon. The image of the Nubble, the Cape Neddick, Maine lighthouse is on the voyager spacecraft now exiting the solar system into deep space. I started this painting in the da... 

The Hobbs Gazebo, the Rotary Pavillion, and the Ugly Anne- where else would you be but Wells Harbor, Maine.The original is in a private collection.