February 1, 2013

2-1-13 Duet: East 15th Street And Different Ways Of Seeing

I was on East 15th Street yesterday and was intrigued by two very different buildings dedicated to religion. The first is St Mary‘s Byzantine Catholic Church with their International Style II architecture (The Church’s word not mine) interestingly expressed through their steeple…

The other is the Society of Friends (Quaker) Meeting House built in 1860. It is attached to Friends Seminary, the oldest continuous coeducational school in the City.

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Second verse, very different from the first…

Today is the 2nd Anniversary of The Quotidian Hudson…I thought it only appropriate…

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The times I have not lived near the water have been the least aware and most dangerous times of my life. Without Emmylou Harris - the world would have a less beautiful sound. View all posts by Robert S Johnson

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