Historic Architecture of Ohio
Saturday, October 13, 2018

Woodland: Would Latrobe Approve?

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Kentucky's Bluegrass is an exceptional place. Truly, it is. Whereas the state, as a whole, tends to suffer from both poverty and archi...
Friday, May 18, 2018

Ohio Architectural Profiles: Adams County

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One of these decades, I'll summon the energy to write a book about Ohio's cultural landscape — something akin to the excellent Roa...
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Saturday, April 14, 2018

A Note About Rake Boards

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In the United States, most homes'  gable roofs  overhang the walls on which they rest. The majority of gable roofs form distinct eaves ,...
Thursday, April 5, 2018

Commonplace Classicism in a Michigan City

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A few days ago, I spent an afternoon walking the streets of Hillsdale, Michigan — my adopted (and soon-to-be former) hometown. Like a great...
Friday, February 23, 2018

Clermont County's Collins Farm

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Reservoir-building is necessarily destructive. Foliage must be cleared, and topography graded, before water floods the site in question. Fie...
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Sunday, February 4, 2018

The Limits of Grecian Grandeur; or, When Entablatures Metastasize

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Sturgis, Michigan , is a peculiar city — it's county-seat-sized, with an appropriately healthy economy and a splendid stock of nineteent...
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