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William Christenberry, Stephen Skye’s Place, near Aberdeen, Mississippi, 1966
Of Time & Place: Walker Evans and William Christenberry
The New Eighteenth-Century Style
The New French Decor
The art of looking sidways.
- Mississippi Made
- This is my photo scrapbook of images I like. I was made in Mississippi.
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William Christenberry, Stephen Skye’s Place, near Aberdeen, Mississippi, 1966
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3 comments:
Very cool pics. I love wandering around old places like this.
There are so many lovely old buildings like these all over the south.
Just came across this post now. I am green with envy. I look for abandoned buildings to photograph everywhere and there just aren't any in this area. They all seem to get torn down once they are uninhabited. Thanks for posting these ones. I've loved looking at them.
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