Jim Cerny is a wayward geographer and enthusiastic digital photographer
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My local connection includes growing up in Portsmouth in the house my great-grandparents built. I spent most of my career in computing support at the University of New Hampshire. I was also adjunct in that Geography Department, regularly teaching cartography. In retirement, my wife of 56 years and I, settled in New Castle where my in-laws lived. I now have the time to indulge my enthusiasms for local history and for digital photography, in the town of unlimited photo-ops. One of my character defects is collecting slide rules and I confess that I’m a book-o-holic. This drawing shows what I think I look like! |
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Art
Eagles of George Pitts (slide show)
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Piscataqua Street Motifs (Essay) |
Sculptures of Walter Liff (slide show)
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Exploration Sites
Demers Artifacts from Harts Cove (slide show) |
Fort Stark Restoration (slide show) |
July 4th Celebrations
July 4th Celebration 10 Years (slide show) |
July 4th Celebration Abridged 2 Years (slide show) |
Maps
Atlantic Neptunes Atlas (slide show) |
Pascatway Map of 1667 by John Scott (slide show) |
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