Tallahassee Magazine May-June 2011 - Tallahassee Magazine

Camera-to-Eye, Photojournalist Mark Wallheiser Captures and Catalogs 30 Years of History

Rosanne Dunkelberger,

Veteran photojournalist Mark Wallheiser has been shooting life here for 30 years.

A New Breed of Adventurers Chart Sunken History in the Waters Around the Shipwrecks of Dog Island

Karen Cox-dennis,

When you think of the word “shipwreck,” it’s hard not to imagine disasters at sea, terrible hardships, man against the elements and castaways on deserted islands. It’s a popular cultural theme throughout literature and movies, much of it grounded in…

Parade of Homes Builders Scramble to Finish Dozens of Homes Each Spring

Lilly Rockwell,

A look at the buildup to the Parade of Homes

Bibliophiles Share Reading Experiences in Local Book Clubs

Virginia Newman,

Sharing the pleasures of reading with book clubs

Time for a Last Look

Brian Rowland,

A letter from the publisher of Tallahassee Magazine

Kathy Baughman McLeod

Jason Dehart,

Meet the matchmaker between business and the environmen

Blake Kandzer Takes a DIY Approach to His Career as a Graphic Artist and Comic Book Creator

Erika D. Peterman,

The graphic life of artist Blake Kandzer

The life and death of Hardy Croom, first owner of Goodwood Plantation

Gibby Conrad,

The steam packet Home buzzed with activity as the passengers and crew readied for departure from New York City bound for Charleston, S.C., on Oct. 7, 1837. It was only the Home’s fourth such voyage. There were concerns the vessel…

The Business of Remaking a City

Lilly Rockwell,

These local businessmen are redefining “what’s hot” in Tallahassee hotel and dining

Florida Clams

Brittany Barriner,

Seafood lovers don’t have to wait for the cooler months to come around to enjoy a delightful shellfish. While waiting for the winter season “R” months to return, clams are a healthy, tasty alternative to oysters. Though clams may not…