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  • 1031/33 State Street :: The Lincoln Building
  • 3102 Glenwood Park Ave :: The Ehler Benedict-Miller House
  • 251 W 21st St // The Felgemaker-Huff House
  • 114 East 34th Street // The Vance Nemenz House
  • The Richards Hamilton House // 220 West 9th Street

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My latest feature in this month's @eriereader is all about the historic Maennerchor building, Julio Reyes, his story, and the formation of @julius_restaurant_ , a fine dining restaurant serving global cuisine with a Mexican twist.
My story in this month's @eriereader is now available to read online. It is all about Boe Bladen, Erie's first Black resident and the first Black man to own property in Erie County.
🚨 UPDATE: At least for now, she'll continue standing tall. The Land Bank has deemed it structurally salvageable and it will hopefully be available for purchase/planning soon 🚨
I took a chilly winter walk around the mid-east side yesterday and spied this cedar shake cutie perched up on a hill just behind St. John's on E 27th St.
⚠️⚠️ I MADE A BLOG POST ⚠️⚠️
So I know you're largely here for the old house content, but I've been known to post a book review or two over the years. And I'm kind of proud of myself so, here we are.

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