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Old Eastern Shore Lawmen in Feature Article Published in Chesapeake Life

Posted on August 23, 2008 by Mike

I just had a full length feature article published in the October issue of Chesapeake Life. Called “Badges of Honor: Tales of Eastern Shore Lawmen,” the piece features five law enforcement officials from the Shore.  They are Sheriff Louis Andrews, 80, Caroline County; Chief Thomas N. McIntire, 83, Elkton; Officer Marshall L. Purner, 81, North East; Sheriff Robert Jones, 61, Somerset…

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Blogging on Delmarva History

Posted on August 3, 2008 by Mike

These days web 2.0 products make it so easy to publish just about anything and I make extensive use of some of them in my classroom.  I’m also starting to use them to publish local historycontent, which I think will be of interest to a wider audience.  In the blogosphere, I’ve set up two beyond that those that…

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Preserving Old Glass Plate Negatives & More

Posted on June 27, 2008February 19, 2013 by Mike

I recently came across a large group of glass plate and unusually sized old film negatives in the attic of a commercial building.  Since this media contained images that we wanted to see for this investigation I purchased an Epson Perfection V750 Pro to scan the materials.  I’ve been working on the project for over…

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Presentation at Preservation Maryland Conference

Posted on May 31, 2008 by Mike

Last summer I participated in a Smithsonian traveling exhibit and I wrote about that experience on the Road Reports, Museums on Main Street blog.  The piece was called Reinvigorating the Past in Elkton, MD.  This past Thursday I was able to share our experience and learnings at the Preservation Maryland Conference in a presentation and panel discussion, which focused  on how small…

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