Greathall Productions, Inc. presents...
Here's something fun for you!
My wife, Randy, and I enjoy visiting places that relate in some way to the stories I tell. Some of these places are where the stories actually happened or perhaps a place that inspired an author's fictional tale. Whether the stories are historically true or the product of someone's imagination, these settings are always fascinating.
Sometimes one doesn't have to travel far to find remnants of the past. Museums are among the best places to learn about the culture of past generations. In this album you will see some of my favorite museums. You will find huge structures built by humans thousands of years ago; statues, carvings and paintings showing how great artists envisioned famous people from the Bible, or from Greek mythology; and more than a few surprises, too. Almost any one of these photographs could serve as the starting point for you to search on-line or in books for more pictures and even more information. Who knows what you might find, or to what further stories your search might take you? Perhaps you'll even write one yourself!
We will continue to add more photos over time. I hope you enjoy them.
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 Monticello and Poplar Forest • Red Hill, The Patrick Henry National Memorial • Appomattox Court House • Mount Vernon • Colonial Williamsburg • Montpelier |
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Please click one of the photo album's pages to start exploring. Visit Jim's Studio to see where the Greathall recordings are made. Visit Ireland with Jim and Randy. Explore Thomas Jefferson's home, Monticello, in Virginia. Travel to Italy with Jim and Randy to learn about the Renaissance.
Introduction
Jim's Studio
Photos from Our Travels to Literary and Historical Sites
that Relate to Greathall Recordings in:
The United States: Virginia
Ireland
New Zealand
How to Build a Castle (France, 2013)
Photos from Here & There
About Jim Weiss | Storytelling
Recordings
A Letter from Jim & Randy | Jim's Photo
Album
Timeline of Recordings | Travel Calendar |
Book a Live Performance
| Jim Writes...
Jim Weiss
Post Office Box 5061
Charlottesville, Virginia 22905-5061
(800) 477-6234 (434) 296-4490 FAX