I'd always wanted to see the view from White Provision. Thanks to Denise Jackson and her Emerging Art Scene and White Provision we can.Among many other things, Denise puts on events that feature art, food and tours. This is what it's like to enter… Read more »
A Temple on Clapboards, a Temple on Shingles
Thanks so much to Eileen Drennen who wrote about this blog in the Virginia Highland-Druid Hills Patch: "Seeing the wonder of everyday views with a local 'Architecture Tourist.'" Now we return to our regularly scheduled blog post already in progress. … Read more »
Bunny Cake Boss
Architecture Tourists love bunnies and cake and Easter and family and springtime in Atlanta. So we revived an ancient tradition here at North American HQ.We summoned our in-house Bunny Cake Boss and 2 of our senior architecture tourist bunny consul… Read more »
3 Hapeville Victorians and meeting Al Dellinger
My little tour of the Hapeville Historic District started with the two churches. I continued with a fortuitous street meeting with floral designer Al Dellinger, then a B&B's jaunty weather-vane, and a finally chapel on the move.Hapeville was a street… Read more »
Hapeville - 2 blocks with a Shutze - update
Update 20-4-11: I've found a 1954 picture with the portico of Hapeville Baptist Church's "old stone church" and a 1954 picture showing different columns and capitals at Hapeville First United Methodist in the collection of Kenan Research Center, Atl… Read more »