What’s buried in your backyard?
What’s buried in your backyard? In 1973, a group of archaeology students from local universities dug up the rear garden of an interesting property on Essex Street. Known today as […]
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See Our Garden Grow – Part 1
Welcome to Pickman Park in Salem: Pickman Park, located off of Loring Ave near Salem State’s South Campus, has been one of my greatest neighborhood discoveries and saving grace since […]
Just Toying Around
My favorite toys from age 8 to 11 were a cadre of Barbies and my treasured American Girl Doll – Kirsten Larson. I played most days with my younger sister […]
My Digger Dreams Have Been Put to Rest
I admit it. I watch reality TV. It’s not the drama, the fights, or the voyeurism that draws me in. It’s the career escapism. By career escapism, I am referring […]
Winter Island: A Personal and Public History
If the Salem Neck was a pair of twins, The Willows would be the photogenic, extroverted older sister, beckoning on to a rowdy day in the sun. She would be […]
