In what continues to be a familiar story, an individual buys a building and finds a treasure trove of artifacts in an untouched area of the building. Attorney David Whitcomb is just that individual. The building he bought in Geneva, NY had a concealed attic that housed many rare photos taken by photographer James Ellery Hale in the early 1900's. — Read the rest
Wednesday, 18 August 2021
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