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This trade publication of 1915 will be useful in carrying the NITC terminal in downtown Agincourt to completion. It is filled with drawings which would be essential for any architect of the time to properly detail this simple two-story commercial building at the corner of Broad and Louisa.
It’s high time I finished this building. Happily, I’m getting some help from an old friend.
GÜD BOOKS We know the maternal role played by Necessity, but who’s the fertilizing-father of Invention? Lacking a name, we’re left to imagine Invention as a…
τεθνήκαμεν. σώζετε δάκρυα ζώσιν. / We are dead. Save tears for the living. ¹ The Shades is Agincourt’s formerly-Protestant, now non-sectarian cemetery located at the east edge…
With reference to the last sentence in the last posting, I should warn you that my 3:00 a.m. epiphanies are nudging me ever closer toward…
The Youth Music Scene Out on Hiway #7, there’s a turnoff just east of the Muskrat bridge. Behind a thick hedgerow you can just see…
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