Extravagant Decay
Maybe it’s because I have a few days off for Christmas and then a few more for New Year’s but the creative spirit has been hanging around. My head isn’t […]
Tag Archives: historic preservation
President’s Day
I started working on this post last year since I was led to believe that the man, Thomas Offut Drane, that built this house had an ancestral link […]
Evergreen No More
Photo courtesy of Ron Harr that appeared in the Tennessean on May 4, 2007. The photo was taken sometime during the 1980’s. It was ten years ago today that I […]
Memento Mori
It’s with sadness that I report that this house has burned. All that remains is its brick skeleton, constructed in the 1840’s. I’m not surprised that this was its fate […]
Where Its At
Trying to find places on maps can become confusing. I knew that this house was on Duers Mill Rd. because I saw a road sign, which I have to admit […]
Still... Vanishing Tennessee and Kentucky 