How Good is Your Vision?
How well do you see buildings? Take a look at these images and see what you think. Roll over the images with your mouse to see what I see. Sometimes great buildings require a second look. The Falley Double House and the Pottlitzer Bros. Building have both been renovated, so the renderings that used to be here are obsolete.
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| J. Dorr Falley Double. 218-220 S. Sixth Street, Lafayette, Indiana. c.1872 [ Click this image to see the building after renovation ] |
John Graves House. 325 N. Fifth Street, Lafayette, Indiana. c.1908 [ Click this image to see the building after renovation ] |
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| Pottlitzer / Masonic Hall Building. 216 N. 6th Street, Lafayette, Indiana. 1888, storefront sided over c.1960. [ Click this image to see the building during renovation ] |
Atlass Double. 509-511 N. 7th Street, Lafayette, Indiana. c.1885. [ Click this image to see the building after renovation ] |
| Fortunately my rednering is now obsolete, rollover to see why | |
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| Building in Wingate, Indiana |
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| Lake State Bank, Richland City, Indiana. 1907, remodeled c.1950. Taken Summer, 2003. | Commercial Building, Rockport, Indiana. 1893. Front facade made entirely of pressed metal in imitation brick, stone, and terra cotta (hence it is much more wavy than a brick building can become). Taken Summer, 2003. |