Recently a judge required a tour of the Gamble House. What we are left with however is a slide show created by a cell phone. This legally imposed private tour seemed to present some interesting aspects profiling Gamble's life. Imagine what a more constructed and researched tour would uncover of our history. Certainly such a visit would offer so much more than what pictures can document.
The cell phone slide show instead reveals what we lose when we ignore our history.




1 comments:
Weird slide show -- who was that guy standing in the bathroom? I felt like they should have given him some privacy! :-) But I LOVE the houses and buildings here. They are part of the reason I moved back. So they need to stop tearing them down already!
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