No. 201: VIEW Chapel at San Francisco’s Presidio. It was built in the 1930s in the Spanish Colonial Revival style.
1 year ago on 01/20/12 at 10:22pm
Posts tagged Presidio.
No. 198: VIEW A row of historic homes originally built for officer’s at the Presidio in San Francisco.
1 year ago on 01/18/12 at 08:43am
No. 167: VIEW Part of the Arnautoff Mural at the Main Post Chapel at the Presidio in San Francisco. It was painted in 1935 by Victor Arnautoff.
1 year ago on 12/15/11 at 12:30pm
No. 166: VIEW Part of the Arnautoff Mural at the Main Post Chapel at the Presidio in San Francisco. It was painted in 1935 by Victor Arnautoff.
1 year ago on 12/14/11 at 11:08pm
No. 161 VIEW Chadwick Studio’s Habitat for Anna’s Hummingbird. The piece was a part of Presidio Habitats, an art installation in San Francisco’s Presidio.
1 year ago on 12/09/11 at 10:44pm
No. 103: VIEW Close up of Philippe Becker Design’s Winged Wisdom, from the art installation Presidio Habitats in San Francisco.
1 year ago on 10/12/11 at 04:01pm
No. 63: COLLECT Early 20th century vintage postcard of the Presidio in San Francisco.
“Or don’t you like to write letters. I do because it’s such a swell way to keep from working and yet feel you’ve done something.”
- Ernest Hemingway in a letter to F. Scott Fitzgerald (1 July 1925); published in Ernest Hemingway : Selected Letters 1917-1961
1 year ago on 09/02/11 at 06:11pm
About ·
A yearlong inventory of items, tasks, and places exploring the past in the modern world, one day at a time.
This project is inspired by my ancestors presence in and eventual migration from the American South beginning in the late 18th century. By taking on many of the chores that were surely practiced, the foods that were undoubtedly prepared, and the objects that would have been part of their daily lives, I hope to get to know them better - and perhaps bring a greater sense of simplicity to my life.
The daily posts are organized in the following 5 categories: COLLECT, MAKE, COOK, VIEW, and NATURE.
- Trina
This project is inspired by my ancestors presence in and eventual migration from the American South beginning in the late 18th century. By taking on many of the chores that were surely practiced, the foods that were undoubtedly prepared, and the objects that would have been part of their daily lives, I hope to get to know them better - and perhaps bring a greater sense of simplicity to my life.
The daily posts are organized in the following 5 categories: COLLECT, MAKE, COOK, VIEW, and NATURE.
- Trina
