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Serendipity
Ever ready to find things I wasn’t seeking, the on-line auction source offered up a postcard (beyond my means) of a three-story manufacturing building on Long Island. From the early 19th century, I thought the point of view and general proportions seemed very much like the Syndicate Mill. The central bay is too narrow—insufficient to drive a wagon through—and the building is half the necessary length. But I found it nicely reassuring.
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