What Kind of Architecture is This?
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What Kind of Architecture is This?

This is my home, built in 1891 for a local lawyer and his family. I don’t think he was wealthy — records indicate he borrowed money from two wealthy sisters who later foreclosed when he died — but the house is the largest on the block. The rest of the block are vernacular houses of the same size and shape (same builder?) that are best described as Victorian Cottage I guess.

What kind of architecture is this, and do you think the plans came out of a form book or something? The triangular attic extends over the porch quite a bit. I haven’t seen that anywhere else in town.

The little yellow box in front is a Little Library I built for the neighborhood.

u/TubbyCatIL — 6 days ago

Who are you picking?

I was Blue Falcon all the time. Until it was time to go to my friend’s house next door to play Star Fox.

u/TubbyCatIL — 8 days ago

Before automobiles were common, how did the clerk at the train station know how to sell long distance tickets?

I know different companies owned different train lines. If a person lived in a small town on a line owned by Railroad A, and wanted to go to a small town on a line owned by Railroad B, how would the clerk know how to direct the passenger and could the clerk sell a ticket for Railroad B?

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u/TubbyCatIL — 9 days ago

Nice casual shoes to wear with shorts.

I am trying to up my menswear game from sneakers and t shirts. (I’m an attorney so I am good in the work clothes sector).

I like the boot options for jeans or slacks, but what are you guys wearing for times when you want to wear shorts and a button down? I’ve found these but they are a little pricey. I’m also thinking about Chuck Taylor’s.

u/TubbyCatIL — 16 days ago

Who is this guy?

I watched the Comedy Jonestown video again and I don’t know who this guy is. Can anyone enlighten me? Gotta get the hell out of here.

u/TubbyCatIL — 18 days ago

Look at this fella! Chicago, Illinois / USA

What is it? It’s very large, almost six inches tall!

u/TubbyCatIL — 21 days ago