Antique Perspectives
My friend David and I recently went exploring around Historic Downtown Rosenberg. I won’t mention how we found it (that’s a story for another time), but we came across a…
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Architectural photographs from Tim Stanley
After Hours in Rosenberg
Many small towns close up early, especially on the weekends. In the old, historical section of Rosenberg, TX, it’s no different. Walking around just after dark brings an atmosphere of…
Read MoreThe Compass Rose
There is a historical district on Galveston Island, called The Strand District. It’s a few streets of old buildings that house some really great shops, restaurants, clubs and more. It’s…
Read MoreVertically Challenged
This is another view of the Harris County 1910 Courthouse against just a portion of the more modern skyline of downtown Houston. In it’s day, it was one of the taller structures…
Read MoreCourthouse Reflections
The county courthouse is not a place where most people want to go. Whatever their reason, it usually involves fun things like long lines, lawyer fees, administrative charges and a…
Read MoreView from the Courthouse
I live outside of Harris County, where downtown Houston is located. Not ever dealt with the court system for that county, I wasn’t aware how many buildings they had for…
Read MoreHarris County 1910 Courthouse
Downtown Houston is not known for its historical preservation. But if you look closely, there are a few standouts that can still be found. With several newer courthouses for Harris…
Read MoreA Grand Staircase
I’ve mentioned before that the Library of Congress is one of my favorite buildings to visit. It’s not that there is a lot of exhibits to see or things to do, but…
Read MoreLooking Up
When you visit downtown in any large city, there is one thing you are guaranteed to do. Look up. You can’t help it. It’s okay, everyone does it. The newer…
Read MoreA Back Alley at Oxford
Most colleges or universities have a few standout buildings. You know the type, the one found on every advertisement or brochure the school creates. But at Oxford University, every building…
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