Architectural photographs from Tim Stanley
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 [...]
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 [...]
The 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 [...]
Vertically 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 [...]
Courthouse 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, [...]
View 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 [...]
Harris 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. [...]
A 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 [...]
Looking 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 [...]
A 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. [...]