New England Pirate Museum, Salem, MA

A Bearded Pirate Captain With an Eye Patch and a Skull & Crossbones on His Hat Stands Sentry in Front of the New England Pirate Museum on Derby Street in Salem, MA (Originally Published on Gargoyles and Grotesques on March 4, 2019)

Witch History Museum, Salem, MA

A Close-Up of the Grimacing Face of a Winged Gargoyle Seen in the Storefront Window of the Witch History Museum on Essex Street in Salem, MA (Originally Published on Gargoyles and Grotesques on September 14, 2018)

Museum of Russian Icons, Clinton, MA

A Small Icon Carved From Wood of Saint Nil Sorsky Found Hanging on a Wall at the Museum of Russian Icons in Clinton, MA (Originally Published on Gargoyles and Grotesques on May 23, 2018)

Worcester Art Museum, Worcester, MA

Although They Are Easy to Miss, a Series of Small Lion Heads Carved From Stone Can Be Seen on the Cornice That Runs Along the Top of the Worcester Art Museum’s Exterior (Originally Published on Gargoyles and Grotesques on June 30, 2017)

Worcester Art Museum, Worcester, MA

A Pre-Columbian Ceramic Sculpture of a Pot-Belly Dog From Ancient Mexico Seen on Display at the Worcester Art Museum in Worcester, MA (Originally Published on Gargoyles and Grotesques on February 6, 2020)

Sister Crows Native American Museum and Store, North Conway, NH

A Wooden Bear Cub Climbs a Dead Tree Outside Sister Crows Native American Museum and Store on White Mountain Highway in Downtown North Conway, New Hampshire (Originally Published on Gargoyles and Grotesques on January 7, 2018)

Museum of Russians Icons, Clinton, MA

A Small Wooden Statue of Saint Nil Sorsky Seen on Display at the Museum of Russians Icons in Clinton, MA (Originally Published on Gargoyles and Grotesques on September 13, 2018)

Worcester Art Museum, Worcester, MA

This Early 12th Century Carved Stone Capital From a Column of the Notre-Dame de Montermoyen in Bourges, France (On Display at the Worcester Art Museum) Depicts Human Beings Being Devoured Alive by Various Monsters and Beasts Including Two Very Hungry Lions (Originally Published on Gargoyles and Grotesques on April 13, 2015)

Bennington Museum, Bennington, VT

One of Two Nearly Identical Dalmatian Dog Statues That Stand Sentry Near the Front Entrance of the Bennington Museum on Main Street in Bennington, VT (Originally Published on Gargoyles and Grotesques on January 12, 2017)

New England Pirate Museum, Salem, MA

A Dashing Buccaneer Stands With One Foot on a Barrel of Rum and a Cutlass Gripped in His Hand in Front of the New England Pirate Museum on Derby Street in Salem, MA (Originally Published on Gargoyles and Grotesques on July 11, 2019)