Neal Landy was born and raised in Philadelphia, PA., and was a graduate of Temple University. He had a long career in Advertising, Marketing and Public Relations and spent many years in New York City working for various advertising agencies. He also worked for RCA in the early years of television. Neal served as a medical photographer for the U.S. Army during Word War II (100th General Hospital unit 1944-1945) Neal took some remarkable photos of French Village life during that time. Neal eventually settled in Grafton, Vermont in 1993 up until his death in November of 2006. Neal Landy was a role model for all who have the challenge of accepting and embracing the changes life can bring. His body of work stands as a memorial to

Neal’s passion and excellence of capturing a time and place that bears witness to the every day life of people. Especially those who lived during a time of great turmoil. The Grafton Promotional Association is proud to present the photography of Neal Landy