All posts by Bruce Goldfarb

During the 1830s and 1840s, Samuel Morse had a workshop in Relay, a community near the Patapsco River, where he developed the single-wire telegraph system. Unable to obtain funding

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A selection of images from the Daily Camden are on exhibit and for sale at Ikaros in Greektown. Proceeds from sale of the images goes to RBI, an

The ongoing Hontroversy unearthed a deep vein of emotion that is far more meaningful than a hairdo or a sticker. William Patrick Tandy, publisher of the acclaimed Smile Hon,

In recent weeks there has been considerable wringing of hands and gnashing of teeth over Denise Whiting's claim of exclusive ownership of commercial rights to the word “HON.” UPDATE:The

Don’t you just love it when the boss takes a few moments from her busy schedule to instruct underlings on how to properly load cardboard boxes into a

For her latest book, Haunted Houses, New York photographer and writer Corinne May Botz visited 80 haunted sites throughout the U.S. to collect oral ghost stories and take

When the concept for the Daily Camden was first pitched earlier this year, my first thought was, will people really care about a project in which different photographers

Sometime during the morning of Sunday, February 7, 1904, a smoldering fire burst into flame in the basement of the John Hurst & Company, a dry goods store