O'Hara Country
Have you ever visited O'Hara study at Penn State? Is it worth the trip? Are there any other O'Hara artifacts to see there?
Thanks.
Richard Rabicoff, 9356 Indian Trail Way, Perry Hall, MD 21128
Yes, been there. Many years ago! Would love to return.
Actually, as we discussing at the AGM, visits to other patches in O'Hara country -- other than Pottsville and Philadelphia, of course, are always other possiblities. Day trips to Princeton and New York perhaps. Lots of stuff to see, old haunts of the Master still extant. Los Angeles, anyone?
If anyone would like help organize these jaunts, please contact me. Let's talk.
Richard
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