Custom Photography of Historical Sites and EventsUsing creative techniques found nowhere else on the web, we present images of some of the better and lesser-known historical sites in the Northeastern United States. |
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Welcome to The Missing Link in history. As a professional web designer and event photographer, I enjoy taking pictures that tell a story. While you will see pictures of scenic beauty, this site is dedicated to the rich historical heritage of our country.
Since 2003 I have been visiting and taking photographs of historical sites throughout the United States. These photographs are presented in an easy to use form (simply navigate over the thumbnail to see a larger image appear in the viewer) while the pages are packed with information.
This site is designed to give educators and those interested in our history another resource. Presented in unique photo galleries depicting Revolutionary War Re-enactments and historical locations, the pages contained in this site are the result of many years of work. If you would like to have copies of the digital images in their original form (no water mark) contact me using the contact form provided on this site. If you are a member of a re-enactment group, please contact me about putting a notice about your event on this site. I am also available to travel to your event as a photographer, and I design professional websites for groups and individuals involved in preserving our history for generations to come. One of my photographs, that of the Clark House located next to the Princeton Battlefield, was recently published in the book, Bombardier John Harris by William W. betts, Jr. I have recently completed the launch of a web site for an award winning artist who paints pictures of World War I aviation scenes. Check out the Michael O'Neal Aviation Art website if you get a chance. You will find a treasure trove of information behind the paintings that comes from actual log books and diaries of the pilots who's experiences he is depicting.
The lastest page to be placed on this site is the Bird-in-Hand Skirmish re-enactment that took place in May of 2008. This re-enactment of a little known skirmish of the Revolutionary War was last done more than 10 years ago. The story of the skirmish is one where a small group of people were involved, but th action had a great impact on the Union's war efforts.






