You all know the drill: What's the building at right, where is it, and why is it important? This one, I'm predicting, is going to be quite difficult. So when you're ready for a hint, let me know.
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The silence is deafening, The empty whiteness of the comments field is blinding. I will make a wild guess based on a Google image search, knowing it is wrong. Bronson Alcott's home? Hint time...
You've got the time period right -- it's antebellum, but the wrong side of the Mason-Dixon Line. This is a home associated with a famous southern literary figure, in a city I visit quite often. I'm not sure that's all that helpful -- let me know if you want another hint.
The silence is deafening, The empty whiteness of the comments field is blinding. I will make a wild guess based on a Google image search, knowing it is wrong. Bronson Alcott's home? Hint time...
Posted by: S Ghosh | August 21, 2012 at 04:24 AM
You've got the time period right -- it's antebellum, but the wrong side of the Mason-Dixon Line. This is a home associated with a famous southern literary figure, in a city I visit quite often. I'm not sure that's all that helpful -- let me know if you want another hint.
Posted by: Alfred Brophy | August 22, 2012 at 03:28 PM
Edgar Allan Poe's house, 2407 East Grace Street, Richmond.
Posted by: Jason Mazzone | August 22, 2012 at 09:16 PM
You, of course, got it, Jason! Very nicely done.
Posted by: Alfred Brophy | August 23, 2012 at 11:59 AM