Americana

Elfreth’s Alley is in the Old City neighborhood of Philadelphia and dates back to 1703.
This is the United States National Memorial Arch at the Valley Forge National Park in Valley Forge, Pa. The National Park Service website states “(it) was erected in the early part of the 20th century on the road where soldiers marched in to Valley
Elfreth’s Alley is in the Old City neighborhood of Philadelphia and dates back to 1703.
From Gettysburg National Military Park at the top of Devil’s Den, this artillery stand guard.
Elfreth’s Alley is in the Old City neighborhood of Philadelphia and dates back to 1703.
From Gettysburg National Military Park at the bottom of Devil’s Den stands the 4th Maine Infantry Memorial.
From Gettysburg National Military Park in the Gettysburg National Cemetery.
From Gettysburg National Military Park atop the Pennsylvania memorial, this picture features a line of artillery as well as the Minnesota Memorial in the foreground.
This is the Artillery Park at the Valley Forge National Park in Valley Forge, Pa. The National Park Service website states “Artillery Park was the central location used during the encampment to keep cannons at the ready in case of a British attack.
On a trip to the Bombay Hook National Wildlife Refuge, this couple crossed my path. There was something intriguing about this image against the natural surroundings to me.
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I made a trip to the American Treasure Museum in Oaks, PA. These nutcrackers stood out to me. It is a fantastic place to visit.
From Gettysburg National Military Park behind the Eternal Light Peace Memorial, this artillery stands guard. There is something I find visually appealing with those fences in the background!
On an early spring day in Baltimore, I took this picture of a pier in Fell’s Point and decided to go black and white with it.
On a late winter/early spring excursion to the Baltimore area, I found my way to Fell’s Point. I found this street interesting with the cobblestone road.
Had the pleasure of hiking around Turkey Point Light Station in Cecil County, Maryland. Sometimes a picture finds you. This is the case here. I took a bunch of pictures and started to hike. I turned around and saw this image.
This is the Concord Point Lighthouse in beautiful Havre de Grace, Maryland.
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