WELCOME TO "THE SCENES OF SYRACUSE CALENDAR"

"The 2009 Scenes of Syracuse" Wall Calendar
A tribute to the beautiful community in which we live, work, worship, and play.

JANUARY - Thornden Park

FEBRARY - Barry Park

MARCH - The Galleries

APRIL - Webster's Pond

MAY- Syracuse University

JUNE - State Tower & L'Dour Restaurant

JULY - Butterfly Garden of Hope

AUGUST - Hamilton White House

September - Clinton Square

OCTOBER - LeMoyne College

NOVEMBER - Hamlin Marsh

DECEMBER - Franklin Square

PLEASE SUPPORT OUR YOUNG PEOPLE

BUY CALENDARS FROM THE SCHOOLS & ORGANIZATIONS WHO HAVE SIGNED UP WITH US AND ARE SELLING THEM. These groups receive $$$ from every calendar they sell.
Click here for a list of WHO they are & WHERE you can buy them.

ORDER ONLINE and THEY WILL ALSO RECEIVE CREDIT IF YOU FILL IN THE SCHOOL NAME. THIS ALSO APPLIES TO CHURCHES, YOUTH, CIVIC, & OTHER ORGANIZATIONS .

The Onondaga Historical Association (OHA)

OHA has joined forces with Reflected Images to bring a bit of history to the calendar.Authentic scenes of long-ago show how Syracuse and its neighbors were formed. It's an exciting and educational part of the calendar.

A portion of all calendar sales goes to OHA to support its efforts in maintaining our area's rich historical heritage. OHA will also have the calendars for sale in its gift shop.

The Erie Canal ran through the heart of downtown Syracuse. Photos like this are featured each month along with contemporary color photos of Syracuse and neighboring areas (see above photos).

Normajean — Syracusan and national award-winning photographer, graphic and web designer, writer, and originator of "The Scenes of Syracuse Calendar" — travels around Syracuse and Central New York recording the good and beautiful things she sees through her Nikon camera lens.

No people appear in the photographs because the pictures represent scenic tapestries against which people live, worship, work, and play.

Bill Bader — As Director of Sales for Reflected Images, Inc., Bill is enthusiastic about the response he has received from introducing "The Scenes of Syracuse Calendar" to area schools who will sell the calendar as a fund-raiser for their various groups, i.e. clubs, bands, color guards, sports, etc. The schools will also receive $$$$ from online sales if the school's name is entered on the order form.