historical
I'm almost sure that this building is what used to stand on the site of my apartment:
Washington School
The cross streets are right. After my initial "hey, that's where I live!" response, I remembered that an intersection actually has four corners. But I live in a building that's perhaps 1960s-era, while across the street is a beautiful 1910s house, catercorner is a fine, large 1920s house (both are now split into apartments, of course), and the third corner is a lovely Russian Orthodox church built in 1953.
I really, really love my neighborhood. It's going to be hard to leave.
Washington School
The cross streets are right. After my initial "hey, that's where I live!" response, I remembered that an intersection actually has four corners. But I live in a building that's perhaps 1960s-era, while across the street is a beautiful 1910s house, catercorner is a fine, large 1920s house (both are now split into apartments, of course), and the third corner is a lovely Russian Orthodox church built in 1953.
I really, really love my neighborhood. It's going to be hard to leave.