When the river was a highway

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Fine-art photographer Jill Enfield's black-and-white infrared photographs of 19th-century houses along the Mississippi River evoke images of life when the river was a highway that linked small towns with the rest of the world. Interviews with Mississippi natives about the past are included.

Historic sites, Mississippi River, Mansions, Enfield, Jill

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Francis J. McGee, police training pioneer, dead at age 75

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Police training pioneer, Francis Joseph McGee, has spent most of his professional career in firearms training and safety. Whether as a police firearms instructor or as a consultant to the NRA, McGee's firearms training molded firearms carriers to be responsible and effective.

Obituary, Training, Personalities, Firearms ownership, Police training, McGee, Francis J.

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Cities of the dead

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The work of photographer Richard Barnes explores the contrast between ancient and 20th-century Egypt. His photographs often juxtapose ancient sites and tombs with modern artifacts.

Egypt, Antiquities, Barnes, Richard

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