A Lonely Cottage on a Lost Road: Rodes Avenue in Lexington, Kentucky
October 19, 2015
The story of an urban landscape, I think, is in part told by its roads. Historian John R. Stilgoe, in his treatise on the man-made American landscape, said that “16th century Europeans saw the road as not good or evil but as enticingly mysterious.”[1] I ascribe to that theory – and often explore both those (read more)