Drexel has a handsome neoclassical pile in The Woodlands.
Category Archives: architecture
Ladies and Gentlemen, contrary to expectations, Syngrammata brings you a Dull moment.
This is the Dullest mausoleum I’ve ever seen.
A powerful artistic partnership
A lesser-known but still splendid collaboration by French and Bacon. Sounds like a delicious sandwich!
St. Lucy’s Church
Bombings, antifascists, coal-mine collapses, and THE SCRANTONIAN SCULPTOR. Need ye more?
O tempora! O mores!
Even gilded-age figures of grief have picked up bad habits recently!
Eternal home
Winters are cozy in the Daversa mausoleum.
Sometimes a cigar is just a cigar
Sometimes a cigar is just a cigar.
NEPA to the end
Come to see one of the world’s largest concrete structures, but stay to see how you can avoid the anxiety of eventual and permanent separation from it.
The Ithacan
Come for the attractive memorial but stay to find a seemingly lost work by a little-known New York artist, Charles Michael Angelo Lang.
Myer Davidow mausoleum
A stunning Japanese maple highlights the landscape architecture of the Myer Davidow mausoleum.
