19th century classical revival architecture in Charleston, S.C.: US Customs House

Jules Henri de Sibour, Washington DC’s most important Beaux Arts architects and one of the best in early 20th century America

Union Station (continued)

Union Station, Washington,D.C., Roman classical revival architecture

Architect: Daniel Burnham, sculptor: Louis Saint-Gaudens,1908.

Columbus Foundation, Daniel Burnham,architect and Loranzo Taft,sculptor 1912

(c)photographs, Bill Lebovich,2017

The National Building Museum the week before Christmas.

Standing in Farragut Square with his back to the White House, an apparent journalist is being filmed.

Edgar Degas’s “L’Absinthe” (1876), 141 years later re-interpeted

17th Street near Lafayette Square.

Palladian Revival in Charleston

Early to mid 20th century Palladian Revival in Charleston, facing the water

Correction, Brookgarden is in North Carolina. I confused the locations of two sites photographed in succession.