
Castles Made of Sand
Henry Chapman Mercer lived a life in full. Born of a leading family in Doylestown, Pennsylvania, he attended Harvard University … Continue reading Castles Made of Sand
Henry Chapman Mercer lived a life in full. Born of a leading family in Doylestown, Pennsylvania, he attended Harvard University … Continue reading Castles Made of Sand
The 1980’s… what comes to mind? How about the Smurfs. Rubik’s Cubes. Atari. Day-Glo colors. Q-Bert. Madonna. Hair metal. L.A. … Continue reading Like, Totally Rad!
As the nineteenth century ended and the twentieth century began, the United States was in the midst of a complete … Continue reading Requiem for Yesteryear.
“If we are not careful, we shall leave our children a legacy of billion dollar roads, leading nowhere except to … Continue reading Roadside America.
Imagine a town of slightly more than two thousand people that has played a major role in the American Revolution, … Continue reading A New Hope.
“Accordingly a part of the army, consisting of about 2,500 or 3,000, passed the river on Christmas night, with almost … Continue reading The Crossing.
“You’re driving all the way to New Jersey… tonight… for a birthday party?” my co-worker stammered and stared at me … Continue reading Philly’s Very Own.
The Voyage of DH is now ten months old. In that time, there have been forty posts. I have taken … Continue reading A Detour to Prison (Historically Speaking).
One of my favorite things about the holidays is taking a timeout from my busy schedule to spend with my … Continue reading New Year’s Eve Before Naptime.
It’s the holidays, which means time with family and friends, feasts, decorating your home, trimming the tree, exchanging gifts, religious … Continue reading O Christmas Tree…