I love South Carolina, what can I say? My travels and interests have taken me to many different places, but it is here, in one of our country's first thirteen colonies that enjoy most. It is all here, the good, bad and ugly of American history. And to think we can visit so many of these places and landmarks of the past with just a few hours of effort...

Thank you for visiting my website. 

-Bill

Currently serve on the boards of Preservation South Carolina, the Upcountry History Museum, and Friends of Trinity-Abbeville.

(2019) South Carolina's Sacred Spaces, a coffee-table book that features stories and photographs of approximately 70 of our state's historic churches.

(2015) Contributed digital content to National Trust for Historic Preservation, (story of Lower Long Cane Presbyterian).

(2011-2019) Monthly "Americana" column for Khabar, an Atlanta based print magazine that caters to the needs and interests of first-generation Indian-Americans.

(2014) "The Top 12 Forgotten Landmarks" column for the South Carolina Heritage Corridor.

(2010) Destination India, Destiny Unknown

(1996) Bottoms Up, America! (1996)

The mural-sized "Octagonal Church"  is part of the Upcountry's History Museum 2016-2017 exhibit, "Back Where I Come From: The Upcountry’s Piedmont Blues." Also featured as part of the exhibit is   "Beaufort County's Mary Jenkins Praise House."

"Durbrovnik from the Rooftops" (right) is on permanent display at Furman Univserity.

Looking for a lively and informative evening?

Well, send me a message and as the Beatles once sang, we will work it out.