I like this building.
It is very subdued and unpretentious. I could see this on the Main Street of some mid-western city such as Cedar Rapids or Omaha. Both of which I'm sure, were tempermentally and spiritually closer to Old Brooklyn than the overwrought Pagan city across the harbor.
I like this building. It is very subdued and unpretentious. I could see this on the Main Street of some mid-western city such as Cedar Rapids or Omaha. Both of which I'm sure, were tempermentally and spiritually closer to Old Brooklyn than the overwrought Pagan city across the harbor.
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