This painting is of the western section of the Thompson-Neely house, Upper Makefield, PA which is the house where General Washington and his aides planned the historic Christmas night (1776) attack on Trenton. The center part of the house was built in 1702 as a one room dwelling by John Pidcock. The west side of the house (nearest River Road) was added by Robert Thompson in 1757.

Home of the Blacksmith for the Taylor family (Taylorsville) and built circa 1830, this structure is positioned on the banks of the Delaware River within the boundaries of Washington Crossing Historic Park, Bucks County, PA.

This painting is of the rear of western section of the Thompson-Neely house, Upper Makefield, PA which is the house where General Washington and his aides planned the historic Christmas night (1776) attack on Trenton. The center part of the house was built in 1702 as a one room dwelling by John Pidcock. The west side of the house (nearest River Road) was added by Robert Thompson in 1757.

Whimsical rendering of a special garden on Court Street, Newtown, Bucks County, PA.

Interesting view of a section of the Marshall/Magill farm house, Solebury Township, near New Hope, Bucks County, PA. The original part of the house was thought to have been built in the early 1700's.

Located in Wrightstown, PA at Swamp Road and Route 232, this eight sided structure was built in 1802 and served as a school for local children until1851.

An imaginary moonlit winter scene.

A working boat from the Chesapeake Bay, in the vicinity of Cape Charles, VA.

Front of an old stone farmhouse typical of early Bucks County dwellings - painted from imagination.

First outhouse painting, done at the suggestion of a friend. The whole outhouse series now numbers eleven and growing.

The original part of this sprawling stone house was thought to have been built in the early 1700's; the entire building was built in three sections. This property is located in Solebury Township, near New Hope, Bucks County, PA. and is now surrounded by condos. The farmstead is also known as the Marshall/Magill farm.

The house was begun in 1715 as a log cabin by Robert Hillborn, with the main stone section and barn being constructed in the mid-18th century by Peter Taylor, a prosperous Quaker farmer. Ownership changed hands numerous times over the years until William Shull sold the property to Bucks County in 1972 as part of a flood control project. The house and land are currently leased to tenants. A support group, Friends of the Farmstead, Inc., has been successful in placing the farm structures on the National Register of Historic Places.

Located on the Marshll/Magill farm, Solebury Township, near New Hope, Bucks County, PA, this structure was thought to have been a smoke house, an outhouse and also used as a "still" during Prohibition.

From imagination, this painting depicts a sunrise/sunset (?) perhaps in Ireland or Iceland.

Built in 1752 the original part of this structure was used as part of a ferry operation. It was purchased by Samuel McConkey in 1776 and the business became known as McConkey's Ferry and McConkey's Ferry Inn. Later that year General Washington and his aides made their final plans and had Christmas dinner at the inn prior to the Christmas evening attack on Trenton. Washington used the inn after the battle to house some Hessian officers captured at Trenton. The inn also served as a guard post for the continental army during their Bucks County encampment in December 1776.

This turn of the century beauty is located in Newtown Borough, Bucks County, PA.

Known as Blaker #2 farmstead, this barn complex is located in Tyler State Park, Northampton/Newtown, Bucks County, PA. The small addition on the left was known as the "Pony Shed" and was torn down in 1981.

This painting shows the back patio of an 18th century stone farmhouse in Nazareth, PA.

Same farmhouse as Katie's Basket, Nazareth, PA, but this painting shows the home from the front. The surrounding landscape was changed to feature a winter wonderland on a moonlit night.

Painted from one of my wife's photos during a trip to Bosnia-Herzegovina and the village of Medjugorje, where apparitions of the Virgin Mary have been happening to 6 village children since 1981 and continue to this day.