Main St Essex CT – #ThursdayDoors

As I was driving away from the Connecticut River Museum a few weeks ago, I spied something few people see when visiting Essex – available parking spaces on Main St. Essex is a small, mostly residential community with ample attractions to bring a crowd of visitors to Main St. The street is lined with restaurants... Continue Reading →

January 23, 2020 68

A Few Doors from Essex – #ThursdayDoors

Since I’ve asked many of you to experience more from me this week than in most weeks, today I’m just going to share the first few doors I encountered in Essex, Connecticut when I visited two weeks ago. These doors are near, at and within the Connecticut River Museum. In the future, I will share... Continue Reading →

January 16, 2020 76

CT River Museum Trains – #ThursdayDoors

My secret is out. It wasn’t just a love of marine artifacts that took me to the Connecticut River Museum last week. I would have made it there eventually, but what made it worth the trip on a cold rainy day in January was the holiday model train display. I’m a sucker for model trains,... Continue Reading →

January 9, 2020 85

2019 in Review – #ThursdayDoors

This is the last opportunity to share some doors until after the ball drops in Times Square and we enter the third decade of this millennium. Norm is taking a couple of weeks off for the holidays, and he has suggested that we take today to look back at 2019 and post some of our... Continue Reading →

December 19, 2019 73

Christmas Doors from OSV – #ThursdayDoors

In previous years, I’ve shared Christmas doors from the Gingerbread House contest the Old Sturbridge Village holds as part of their Christmas by Candlelight, event. Last year, we didn’t attend Christmas by Candlelight until after Norm began his Christmas hiatus. I figured I’d save the delightful baked doors until this year. This year, we visited... Continue Reading →

December 12, 2019 112

Broad Brook Opera House – #ThursdayDoors

Several weeks ago, while on my way to our local lumberyard, an accident had closed the road I was traveling on. Police on the scene at the nearest intersection were routing people to the right. I asked for directions, and they began with “continue down this road and turn left between the dam and the... Continue Reading →

November 21, 2019 73

Woburn Historical Society – #ThursdayDoors

About a month ago, I shared some doors from a restored train station near Woburn, Massachusetts. I had stopped into the Woburn Historical Society, where I was given some information about historic sites in the nearby area. I hadn’t been planning to stop in, per se, as I didn’t think the office would be open.... Continue Reading →

November 7, 2019 97

I Can Do That – Oh, Doors – #ThursdayDoors

The plan for today was to continue my exploration of Woburn, Massachusetts, but something happened on the way to my post. Work got in the way. I’ll spare you the boring details. Suffice it to say, I agreed to do something that will take the time in which I was planning to write my Doors... Continue Reading →

October 17, 2019 85

NE Air Museum – Redux

We start on a sad Note: Yesterday, A WWII B-17 (bomber) flying with the Wings of Freedom Tour, crashed while trying to make an emergency landing at Bradley International Airport (BDL). BDL is about two miles from our house. As of the time I am writing this, 7 people have died and at least 9... Continue Reading →

October 3, 2019 72

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