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Gordon Hesketh

Truck in barn

Gordon Hesketh's photographic themes are all-inclusive, but we're most taken with his images of weathered boards and rust-colored metal roofing.

Since many of our towns fit this description, you can count on seeing more of Gordon's photographs accompanying our more "well-lived in" towns.


A Gordon Hesketh photograph

See Gordon Hesketh's photos in the following pages:

  • Dubina
  • Muldoon
  • Monument Hill and Kreische Brewery State Historical Parks
  • Gordon Hesketh's website:
    http://www.heskco.com

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