For Thursday Doors. it’s been a long time since I posted a door. This one on 23rd Street in the Flatiron District in New York City is nicely framed for the holidays.
23rd Street, Flatiron District, NYC 12/11/2020
Thursday Doors
New Paltz Doors
The Huguenot settlement in New Paltz was founded in 1677 on land purchased from the Munsee. Here’s a bit of native American history in the region.
Munsee home, New Paltz 10/25/2020 
hut, New Paltz 10/25/2020 
French Church
I created a dark and moody version of the French Church in the Huguenot settlement founded in 1678 in New Paltz, New York for Halloween. I added spider webs and lightning.
French Church 1717 reconstructed 1972, New Paltz 10/25/2020 
French Church 1717 reconstructed 1972, New Paltz 10/25/2020
Wood Siding
A couple of old houses
The late 18 c. or early 19th 121 Charles Street (link: brick underground.com) has a fascinating history. GVHS also has an excellent write-up on 121 Charles Street.
Ac cross the street from 121 is a building with a huge roof garden. I love how it spills over the walls.
132 Charles Street was built in the 1899. Both these old houses have wooden sidings, as do a only a few others in Greenwich Village.
Charles St 6/4/2020 
Charles St 6/4/2020 
Charles St 6/4/2020 
Charles St 6/4/2020 
Charles St 6/4/2020
Riverside Doors
Riverside Drive in New York City is full of elegant turn of the century mansions and doors. Here are three. The Hendrik Hudson, River Mansion and The Buddhist Church doesn’t have a very nice building, but I like the statue.
The Hendrik Mansion, 380 Riverside Drive 5/28/2020 
The Hendrik Mansion, 380 Riverside Drive 5/28/2020 
The Hendrik Mansion, 380 Riverside Drive 5/28/2020 
The River Mansion, 337 Riverside Drive 5/28/2020 
NY Buddhist Church, 331-332 Riverside Drive 5/28/2020
