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"...a city without old buildings is like a man without a memory."
Graeme Shankland, Architect
Old buildings possess soul and memories and history. Proudly they stand between glittering hi-rises, their windows reflecting sky and clouds. Old buildings are vital, welcoming, alive with an inherent grace and structure not often seen in today's architecture of glass and steel.
Water towers, downtown NYC
Seen from the High Line, Chelsea, NY
East Village, NYC from Mott Street
Water Towers, Lower East Side, NYC
Thomas Street, Kingston NY
Fair Street, Kingston, NY
Warren Street, Hudson, NY
Warren Street, Hudson, NY
Manhattan, as seen from Governor's Island
Manhattan's lower east side waterfront, view from the East River.
Titanic Museum, Belfast, Ireland. The building's shiny newness seems to conflict with the tragedy of the Titanic.
The High Line, Chelsea, NYC. A 1.45-mile-long elevated linear park and greenway.
CHURCHES
Methodist Church, Glenford, New York
Methodist Church, Shady, New York
Old Dutch Reformed, Kingston, NY
Trois Pistoles, Quebec, Canada
Montpelior, Vermont
St. Paul's RC Church, Brooklyn, NY
San Francisco de Asis Mission Church, Ranchos de Taos, NM
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