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Presentation at the Samuel Huntington Homestead Museum (SHHM)and Building Reports
I have made a strategic decision to put aside my main project of book writing, to be somewhat involved with America 250 and...

Maggie Meahl
5 min read


Happy? Farm Wife: Maria Louisa Huntington Huntington (1815-1893)
She built a life on a quiet Connecticut farm—but behind Maria Louisa Huntington’s warm reputation lies a story of deep roots, quiet strength, and one last act of defiance that still echoes today.

Maggie Meahl
3 min read


Field Trip: New York's Bowling Green and Evidence of Eighteenth and Nineteenth-Century Merchant Pathways and Lifestyle
Very early Dutch map of Lower Manhattan. Notice the curved lanes and streets. Bowling Green is located at the beginning of Broadway. Wall...

Maggie Meahl
3 min read


Exceptional Colonial New Hampshire Farmhouse: Part II
The preserved colonial amenities of this Surry, NH Georgian farmhouse (see Part I) are impressive. The mellowed pumpkin pine floors and...

Maggie Meahl
2 min read


Field Trip: An Exceptional Colonial Farmhouse in Surry, NH, Part I
Classic New England kitchen hearth New Hampshire style! This room appears to have never been painted , however, at some point a wood...

Maggie Meahl
3 min read


Field Trip! The Samuel Huntington Homestead Museum, Surrounding Countryside and Misc.
Went to Connecticut in early August. I had a packed agenda including a presentation at the historic Samuel Huntington Homestead Museum...

Maggie Meahl
2 min read


Field Trip: Three-Quarter Cape Cod House
Some people say that if you want to be a serious writer you have to say "no" to friends, parties, family, etc. I just can't seem to do...

Maggie Meahl
1 min read
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