Tag Archives: architecture

Adelphi in the Morning

Posted on August 19, 2018 by nsantasier

The sun rose on the Garden City, NY campus of Adelphi University, and I was wandering around taking pics as it happened. It was a quiet and lovely campus to walk around in the diminishing shadows as the sun rose. … Continue reading →

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An Incredibly Sunny Day in Bethlehem, PA

Posted on August 12, 2018 by nsantasier

After a lengthy day, we wrapped it up with a stop off in Bethlehem, PA as the sun was setting. We parked by Main St and walked down it to see a bunch of the old buildings. It was the … Continue reading →

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A Sunny Day on the Lebanon Valley College Campus

Posted on July 1, 2018 by nsantasier

In the nice town of Annville, PA lies a good sized college, split in two by a railroad track. On one side is the campus proper. On the other are all of the sports grounds. This is Lebanon Valley College. … Continue reading →

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A Day in Easton, PA

Posted on January 8, 2018 by nsantasier

We have spent several days in Easton, PA over the past few months. On the first trip, I brought my camera and explored the town quite thoroughly. A lot of walking the hills and streets to see old buildings and … Continue reading →

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A Few Days in Charlottesville

Posted on November 13, 2017 by nsantasier

During our trip to Charlottesville, VA, we took in a few of the sites (as seen earlier in this blog). This entry covers our hotel (which was beautiful), one image from the town mall, and a string of images from … Continue reading →

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Monticello in May

Posted on October 22, 2017 by nsantasier

It’s been awhile since the last entry due to schedules and trips. So here we are, way back in May 2017, exploring Charlottesville, VA before a wedding. One major stop for us was Monticello. We actually went twice, which can be … Continue reading →

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Castle Williams on Governor’s Island

Posted on October 2, 2016 by nsantasier

At the Northwest corner of Governor’s Island sits Castle Williams. It was a fort and is a landmark in NY Harbor. It was set up as a prison in the early 1900s, filled with various cells. The courtyard feels like … Continue reading →

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Fort Jay on Governor’s Island

Posted on September 26, 2016 by nsantasier

In the middle of the northern section of Governor’s Island sits Fort Jay. It is a star shaped fort, that sits inside and atop a hill. You cross a bridge into a cobblestoned courtyard and can climb up to various … Continue reading →

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A Very Hot Trip to Governor’s Island

Posted on September 4, 2016 by nsantasier

Located south of Manhattan, lies Governor’s Island –  a tiny island that was used as a military installation during the Revolutionary War, then an army outpost, then a Coast Guard installation. There are two forts located on the island which … Continue reading →

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The Little Red Lighthouse let’s us Inside

Posted on June 19, 2016 by nsantasier

As part of Open House New York, I did a trip up to the NYC landmark: the Little Red Lighthouse. The lighthouse is officially called Jeffrey’s Hook Light and is located in Fort Washington Park under the George Washington Bridge. … Continue reading →

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