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Considering the downpour of wet nonsense that has vomited through the beak of our American avian mouthpiece, perhaps the choice of an eagl...

The blindingly gorgeous new town of Alys Beach, designed by DPZ  and colonized by luscious buildings by some of my talented friends, is a ...

BUT, it's an Italian wall. In Italy. Built by Italians. With Italian materials. Enlivened by the Italian sun, reflecting the sounds of...

On Wickenden Street in Providence (originally a strip of farm owned by William Wickenden in 1650),  the local coffee emporium Coffee Excha...

Codman Farm in Lincoln MA has been in continuous operation for 150 years, the last 40 as a community owned farm. Well loved and well used ...

The Codman Estate in Lincoln Massachusetts was originally 650 acres owned by Chambers Russell in the 1740's. Eventually it passed to c...

That is Thomas Angell, one of the four men who wintered with Roger Williams in 1638. Angell Street spans from river to river (the Moshassu...

Charles Bulfinch wacked off the top of Beacon Hill for his statehouse, and then filled in Mill Pond, using a grid plan with diagonals for ...

A day that threatened to rain turned out nice with a visit with west coast friends, and an unexpected classic car display. Walking back af...

This is what makes America such a great country. If you like the purity of architectural solids, you can opt to keep the face of your...

My daughter, being the sailor that she is, thought it would be nice to see the tall ships in Newport. However, the captains decided to lea...

A little shed that aspires to greater retail grandeur, this Block Island store worked it's magic on a mother-daughter team that I happ...