Monthly Archives: March 2015

Mundane Mondays: 304 Mulberry Street, NoHo, NYC

Posted on March 23, 2015 by midcenturymundane

  Mundane Mondays is back! Today’s entry comes from reader Kerri C. who laments the loss of 304 Mulberry Street, the former St. Barnabas Home. Built by the New York Protestant Episcopal City Mission Society in 1947, the building was … Continue reading →

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Worcester Public Library, Worcester, MA

Posted on March 17, 2015 by midcenturymundane

The main branch of the Worcester Public Library is a long formal building with an odd orientation and location. It is situated behind City Hall at the intersection of Library Lane and the one-block long Salem Street; the main entrance … Continue reading →

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100 Trinity Place, Lower Manhattan, NYC

Posted on March 3, 2015 by midcenturymundane

There is always something new to see in Lower Manhattan, especially with the constant construction. I recently “discovered” 100 Trinity Place, now the High School of Economics and Finance. But looking closely, the shadow of the building’s previous owner, NYU, is … Continue reading →

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