Loss and attendant grief are terrible things, and to combat them some survivors attempt to distract themselves by entering wholeheartedly into “a project” of commemoration.
Category Archives: architecture
Well played!
A very recent, very clever monument in Riverside Cemetery in Norristown.
The light of Lister
The 1898 Lister monument in Sleepy Hollow Cemetery caught during a thunderstorm.
Latrobe, step aside!
Benjamin Latrobe was not the sole American contributor to classical architectural style.
Marywood University Rotunda
Five Latin inscriptions make the Marywood Rotunda stand out!
Albert Memorial
A wonderful monument on a beautiful day in 2017.
A tribute to McMansion Hell
We should all stan Kate Wagner’s McMansion Hell.
Carr-nival!
An astounding plot in Durham’s Maplewood Cemetery with three monumental axes.
Santa Costanza in Rome and San Michele Arcangelo in Perugia
I was astounded to find a Perusine church cite one of my favorites in Rome.
The Kates monument in Laurel Hill
The Kates monument in Laurel Hill gets us to the name of the quarry that contracted several works discussed here.
