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  • Howard Fraker - photograph
  • “Paul LaPaglia #2” - photograph
  • “David Lazarus #2” - photograph
  • “Karol Lindquist #2” - photograph
  • “John Lochtefeld” - photograph
  • “Maggie Meredith #2” - photograph
  • “Helen Sharp Potter” - photograph
  • “George Thomas” - photograph
  • “Gerry Scheide” - photograph
  • “Ken Layman” - photograph
  • “Jeannette and Jerry Carl” - photograph
  • “Edwin Rudd” - photograph
  • “Alison Hall Cooley” - photograph
  • “Susan Boardman” - photograph
  • “Garth Grimmer” - photograph
  • “David Lazarus” - photograph
  • “Christine Sanford” - photograph
  • “Daniel Sutherland” - photograph
  • “Deborah van der Wolk” - photograph
  • “Louis Guarnaccia” - photograph
  • “MJ Levy Dickson” - photograph
  • “Penny Scheerer” - photograph
  • “Charles “Chick” Tennant” - photograph
  • “JoAnn Welch” - photograph
  • “Beth Morris” - photograph
  • “Kathleen Potter Kelliher” - photograph
  • “Dan Driscoll” - photograph
  • “Lauri Robertson” - photograph
  • “Bernadette Brown” - photograph
  • “Rob Head” - photograph
  • “Michael Wodynski” - photograph
  • “Stephanie Wuebbens” - photograph
  • “Randy Hudson” - photograph

Rob Benchley

Born (but not raised) in New York City in 1950, Rob Benchley has many credits in his years of living on Nantucket. A former “summer visitor,” he has been a staff photographer for the Inquirer & Mirror, the Nantucket Beacon and The Nantucket Independent. His photography has also been featured in the New York Times and the Boston Globe. Scallop Season, a Nantucket Chronicle, co-written with Jim Patrick, includes his many photos of a fishing industry particular to Nantucket. His photographs are also featured in the ‘Sconset Trust’s 2004 publication Voices of a Village and more recently Keeping the Light about the historic move of Sankaty Head Lighthouse in 2007. He is also a regular contributor to the Nantucket Property News/Journal. Rob and his wife Carol, a retired Nantucket school teacher, live in a house they built together in ‘Sconset.