The Maine Historical Society: Building the Shot List
Founded 1822, the Maine Historical Society campus on Congress Street includes the 1786 Wadsworth-Longfellow House, a museum, a research library and a garden.
Los Poblanos: What Adobe and Lavender Do to a Photograph
A historic adobe inn and working lavender farm in Albuquerque's North Valley, in the Rio Grande cottonwood bosque.
Gramercy Mansion: Field Notes on a Country Estate
A Tudor-style mansion on around 45 wooded acres in Stevenson, north-west of Baltimore, with gardens, a pool terrace and an organic farm.
Choctaw Hall: What a Gazebo Ceremony Does to the Photographs
An antebellum house on planted grounds in central Natchez, with a garden gazebo used as a ceremony site.
The Portland Harbor Hotel: Working an Old Port Courtyard
A hotel in the heart of Portland's Old Port, with function space and a walled garden courtyard enclosed by brick, a short walk from the working waterfront.
Monmouth Historic Inn: What Changes When Everyone Stays On Site
An antebellum house on landscaped grounds in Natchez, operating as an inn with accommodation across the property.
The Ivy Hotel: Reading the Light in a Small Mansion Hotel
An 1889 Mount Vernon mansion, now a small luxury hotel with a conservatory and walled courtyard garden. Intimate scale, real daylight, and a garden that rain cannot spoil.
The Saint Louis Zoo: A Photographer Answers Your Questions
In Forest Park, with the 1904 World's Fair Flight Cage among its structures. Free to enter, heavily visited, and unlike any other kind of venue.
The Auburn Museum: Field Notes on a Freestanding Spiral Stair
An early nineteenth-century brick mansion on parkland in Natchez, known for a freestanding spiral staircase rising through its hall.
The Tate House: Who This 1755 House Suits
Built 1755 in the Stroudwater district of Portland, a Georgian house with an unusual clerestory gambrel roof, and an eighteenth-century-style garden.