I think preserving beautiful things in public places ennobles us all.Christ Church (c. 1895) in Hapeville looks brand new after it's second move.It's just the building. There's no longer a congregation. The city owns it. You can get married there or … Read more »
Two Shutze's in Hapeville? Who knew? Both are modest compared to their downtown and Buckhead cousins. Neither are in original condition but both are still in service. I've already blogged Hapeville's First Methodist Church.Here is North Avenue Schoo… Read more »
What a Saturday: Steve Nygren showed us around Serenbe.If you've been around Atlanta much, you'll recognize Steve. He's giving an incidental thumbs up.It was actually an artist talk from the man who has the whole concept in his head. We got a walking… Read more »
We visit relatives in Stockbridge, Flippen, and Hampton. When I have time, I'll cruise home on Jonesboro Road, Highway 54. I'm probably the only one. It's darn interesting but it's not Paces Ferry.UPDATE from PAMThis church reminds me of a home in a … Read more »
My birthday festivities began on Sunday, the eve of my birthday. JoAnn and I cruised to Howard Finster's Paradise Gardens for Finster Fest. It was a warm and gentle afternoon with folk artists, food, music. Here I am with Katherine Michael's self-por… Read more »