Tower of Victory Wood Print

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The statue of General Washington looking across the Hudson River toward the Beacon Hills stands within the Tower of Victory on the grounds of Washington's Headquarters in Newburgh. The Hasbrouck House on this site is where George Washington lived and worked to direct the closing months of the Revolutionary War. The Tower of Victory was commissioned by Robert Todd Lincoln, son of Abraham Lincoln, as a monument to the peace that followed the end of the American Revolution. Today the Tower is threatened as 125 years and the weather have not been kind to it. The Palisades Park Conservancy, which administers the Tower, needs to raise $1.5 million to preserve the Tower. I will donate 10% of the profit from each sale of this picture to the PPC to help ensure that the Tower stands proud for another 125 years. Please consider buying this picture; you'll be honoring one of America's great heroes and contributing toward the survival of this important monument.

Welcome to my website! I am an award-winning photographer of editorial and fine-art images. My book Historic Hudson Valley: A Photographic Tour, photographed and authored with my son, Anton, was published in July 2013. My goal is to create Fine Art Photography that captures the natural and the historical landscape. In place of a personal tour, my photographs share with you the places I love and that mean most to me—above all, the Hudson Valley and Catskills where I live, New England which brings me back to my affinity with the coast, and Sweden, where I lived for several years and where I first picked up a “serious” camera. As a trained historian, one of my great passions is to photograph old buildings. Whether abandoned ruins or...