Welcome to the 2015 edition of A Lingering Look at Architecture . Every month on the 4th Thursday of the month I will post my vision of the theme for that month. Use this post to tag your own for pingbacks and trackbacks or feel free to post your link in the comments. You can link up as many or as few times as you like. Click here for the themes for each month of 2015.
I live in the state of Virginia in the United States of America. We may not have a lot of ancient history like perhaps Europe or Asia but for a country that is less than 250 years old we have our share of American History.
Virginia is home to eight of our country’s presidents (so far). I have visited a few of them.
Monticello, home of Thomas Jefferson.
Home of James Madison, Montpelier
George Washington’s Mt. Vernon
Home of James Monroe, Ash Lawn-Highland
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All so different in style, but each one is lovely. 🙂
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I admire the workmanship it take to make them so grand.
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Amazing houses. Where i am now living most of the houses were built around the 1920’s and of course the Art Deco period. I must make sure I take some more photos.
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Yes, you must!
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You have an amazing amount of historic buildings compared to here! I would love to visit all those homes. They are each so beautiful and so different from each other.
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It’s a fun thing to do with my history loving friends. Thomas Jefferson’s is my favorite. I’ve been a few times and would like to go again!
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My oldest saw Mt. Vernon and Monticello on his 8th grade trip to Virginia. I was so envious! I’ve never been in a house that old and Monticello looks like it would be really beautiful.
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Honestly the outside is more beautiful than the inside. The inside is more interesting but the outside is more beautiful.
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