Phil Lohman had a 23 year career with the Hartford Courant's Graphics Department. In retirement, he drew a guide to trees on Broad Street Green for the Village Improvement Association. For the Wethersfield Library he illustrated locations described in Elizabeth George Speare's award-winning book "The Witch of Blackbird Pond", a story of colonial life in Wethersfield.
Phil is a member of Wethersfield Historical Society's Volunteer Hall of Fame.
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