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A bit of roadside architecture love this week: the giant peach water tower in Gafney, South Carolina. Photograph taken while driving by on I-85, March 2009.
By Kristine Chase
I was reminded of a project my friend and I did in order to procrastinate from writing our theses when I read Kaitlin’s post about homemade bread with the Kinks’ lyrics.
While I was procrastinating on finishing up my master’s thesis,...
Is that an old house? Is that a historic house? Is that the same question?
Well, they are often used interchangeably in passing, casual conversations, but actually there is a definite distinction between the two: old & historic.
Work in historic...
Preserving the old ways from being used
Protecting the new ways for me and you
What more can we do
The Kinks – “The Village Green Preservation Society”
Historic preservation can play many angles because its definitions vary according to individuals...
