And Another One

In the same spirit, let's call this new photo series "Museum Floors."  They also feature my feet - for scale, I guess?

Another New Photo Series

Let's call it "Museum Doors."  I work around eight different buildings that date to before 1814.  Yup, all of the historic buildings that I interpret/work in/manage are either almost 200 years old, or much older.  And their doors - both interior & exterior - are pretty cool.  So whenever I take a good shot of a museum door from now on, I'll tag it as such so the whole series can be searchable.  Here are three from the last few weeks:

Another Museum Tree

A lovely, large museum tree at the Langdon House in Portsmouth tonight.

Appearances around the Museum

Getting ready to tell the story of women in this city during the Civil War.  Exhibit elements are starting to go up around the museum.  I think this is actually more fun when I'm not actively tasked with exhibit installation.  This way, I get to see things take shape without the frantic rushing around that preceeds an exhibit opening.

Updike

Hey there, John Updike. Like your "colonial" costume. ;)

Women in the House

Two of my museums are having summer exhibits focusing in women. One is looking at women in the city during the Civil War; one is focusing on female artists in the town. I really like this painting from the latter exhibit, which is being installed soon. Will try to post a photo of some of the Civil War exhibit artifacts, too.

You Can't Make This Stuff Up

Stopped by a local school today to drop something off for the museum and on the way out, caught sight of this. Awesome. And on a brick wall, no less. See post title.