Today, Opera Alley is one of downtown Rome's most photographed spots. People walk beneath the brick archway on their way to lunch, concerts on the Town Green, or events at The Forum. Most never stop to ask the obvious question. Why is it called Opera Alley?
Read MoreTudor Revival arrived in America during the 1920s and 1930s, inspired by medieval English cottages and manor houses. Architects borrowed steeply pitched roofs, prominent chimneys, arched doorways, decorative half-timbering, leaded glass windows, and richly textured brick and stone to create homes that felt established from the day they were built.
Read MoreJust a (growing) list of houses I love and articles/photos…
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