Wedding photographer forced to sit on floor, eat with hands
Professional wedding photographer sparks backlash by claiming she was forced to eat steak with her hands on the floor when she was left without utensils, a seat — or a bathroom break.
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Professional wedding photographer sparks backlash by claiming she was forced to eat steak with her hands on the floor when she was left without utensils, a seat — or a bathroom break.
COATESVILLE â Jay Byerly has always liked history. And since he was young, he loved to take photos. So he has combined his love for both and is helping to preserve memories of Coatesville that date back more than a century. "I've been taking photos of Coatesville since 1976," said Byerly, 63. "I think some of the best photos I have taken are of the Graystone Mansion." A.F. Huston built Graystone Mansion in 1889 and lived there until his death in 1930. Sold to the City of Coatesville in 1938, Graystone served as City Hall until 1992. - Advertisement - Byerly's collection of old Coatesvill...