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Illustrations: The Biography and Design of Latrobe’s “Clifton”
Posted in architects, General, Maps, Photos, Unanswered Questions, tagged architects, Architectural Drawings, architecture, Benjamin James Harris, Clifton, George R. Tolman, latrobe, Maps, Photos, research paper, Richmond, Washington D.C. on November 6, 2011 | Leave a Comment »
South Cathedral Place, Richmond, Virginia (1889): Up From the Ashes | Illustrations
Posted in architects, General, Maps, Millwork, Patterns, Photos, tagged 819 Floyd Avenue, Aesthetic Movement, architects, architecture, cathedral, George Stevens, Gilbert J. Hunt, hardware, history, house patterns, Industrial Vernacular, Italianate, mansard, Maps, Millwork, Modern French, Monroe Park, Norwalk Lock Co., Pattern Catalogues, Photos, Porch, research paper, Second Empire, Shafer, The Fan on November 6, 2011 | Leave a Comment »
South Cathedral Place, Richmond, Virginia (1889): Up From the Ashes | Illustrations View more presentations from Jessica Bankston
Walking The Clifton Site
Posted in Tours, tagged Benjamin James Harris, Clifton, Col. John Mayo, Council Chamber Hill, Franklin Street, history, latrobe, Manchester, Maps, Mayo, Mayo's Addition, Photos, research paper, Richmond, Shockoe Plateau on April 20, 2010 | 6 Comments »
This evening I met with T. Tyler Potterfield, author of Nonesuch Place: A History of the Richmond Landscape, and Gibson Worsham, Architectural Historian at 3north and author of the blog, “Urban Scale Richmond,” for a tour of the Clifton site. We began with a brief overview of the Capitol hill and walked over to the [...]
A Visit to 819 S. Cathedral Place
Posted in Photos, Tours, tagged 819 Floyd Avenue, George Stevens, hardware, Millwork, ownership, Photos, Residents, VCU on September 17, 2009 | 1 Comment »
On Tuesday of this week, I was very fortunate to meet with Mr. Walter Harrow from the Virginia Baptist Mission Board who was so incredibly kind to give me a tour of 819 South Cathedral Place, the westernmost unit of our row. This is also the unit that appears to be the first sale and [...]
A Day In Washington, D.C.
Posted in General, tagged Aesthetic Movement, Freer Gallery, Industrial Vernacular, James E. Blaine House, James McNeill Whistler, Peacock Room, Photos, Renwick Gallery, Second Empire, State War & Navy Building, Washington D.C. on August 22, 2009 | Leave a Comment »
This past Wednesday was a really great day with my Mom in Washington. She joined me on a multi-stop tour of some interesting spots recommended by Dr. Brownell. Our first stop was at the James E. Blaine House at 2000 Massachusetts Avenue in the Dupont Circle neighborhood. This is “the oldest remaining mansion in the [...]
Project Photo Gallery
Posted in Photos, tagged cathedral, mansard, Monroe Park, Photos, roof, Second Empire, VCU on August 11, 2009 | Leave a Comment »
Click here for a link to an online gallery of the exterior and interior of our row, as well as the surrounding area and landmarks. Also, below is a link to a google map! View Larger Map
