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Colonial Williamsburg
My family and I finally made it out of the foundry and later that evening got ourselves to Colonial Williamsburg. Site of much traditional craft, in action, more than on display, and in period costume to boot. I had to … Continue reading
Posted in All Posts, Antique and Vintage Lighting, Architecture, Craftsmanship
Tagged Bruton Parish Church, Colonial Williamsburg
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Vacation Foundry Tour
On the way to Colonial Williamsburg for a family vacation this past memorial day weekend, my family and I “just happened to” be passing right by our friends at the foundry that’s making a big custom order of lanterns for … Continue reading
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Rockland County Courthouse
I used a part of my lunch break while on Jury duty to explore the grounds of the Rockland County Courthouse, a limestone art deco structure dating to 1928. The main stair hall and foyer to the courtrooms are detailed … Continue reading
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Tagged Art Deco, New York Public Library, Rockland County Courthouse
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Secret Fishbowl
Alix and I spent a few hours shopping for antiques in Marrakech with Michael Graham and his wife Donna one afternoon. I found my favorite piece of art aside from the architectural details in the houses, museum, and madrassa, was … Continue reading
Last of the Neighbor’s Trash
Here’s I think, the last of the rich vein of design related news from that stash of drawings I found last month. There are a set of product designs, most, seemingly related to specific projects, one looks simply like a … Continue reading
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Tagged 30th Street Station Philadelphia, Art Deco, Art Moderne, Jack Colgan, Streamlined Design
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Jack Colgan, Modern Architect
They really had to know how things fit together, down to the screws. I dug deeper into the pile of drawings and prints from my former neighbor’s portfolio. It seems like Mr. Colgan worked for a number of years in … Continue reading
More Treasures from the Neighbors’ Cache
Lewis Bowman was a New York based architect prominent in the first quarter of the 20th Century. He worked across the country, and in a variety of historic European styles, but is most notable for his use of Jacobean and … Continue reading
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Tagged David Calligeros, Jack Colgan, Lewis Bowman, Tudor Architecture
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