Here's another installment of Episcopalian churches. Christ Church   Situated on a large, tree-filled corner of New Brighton (sp...

Today this entire block is covered by baseball fields. The residential buildings look a little run down in these ca. 1940 shots. I don't...

Hill Street formed the southern boundary of the lost backstreets and it still exists today. Between the projects and I.S. 49, nothing remain...

Back into the back streets today, with a mostly residential block. It's a mix of single- and multi-family homes. Not much else to say ab...

A typical backstreet block, a mix of commerical and residential with a definite worn-out appearance. Even with my antipathy toward urban ren...

Moving west along Tompkins Street, we reach between Patten and Clarke Streets. The southside was actually featured in the very first Sta...

So, I already missed posting new pictures last week. I screwed up labeling the ones below and didn't fix it until just now. Sorry abo...

Clarke Avenue between Tompkins Street and the baseball field One of the problems in doing this project is the limited resources I have to...

Time has passed far too quickly, and I've done nothing but accumulate stacks and stacks of electronic pictures and done nothing with the...