#residences

back again, searching for traces 💕

Significant London residences of Kenneth Williams (1926 - 1988) ... it is obvious that he never pushed himself out of his comfort zone.

Hi my love, actually you’re the first anon I’ve gotten asking me that. Honestly, I don’t like the idea of residencies haha, they seem awful and very impractical for the average fan. World tours are designed so that THE ARTIST comes to you, not YOU to them. Which is good considering it’s 61771761616161672 times easier for the artist to move around the world than it is for you.

I’m from a small town, and whenever I go to concerts I have to travel to big cities, so for me it’s normal to have to move around. But I find it pretty stupid when an artist decides to pick one place, stay there, and do all the shows there while all the fans — who don’t make even a fraction of the money he does — have to spend money traveling to the city he chose.

1. Architect Leaster Scheide designed this 1932 West Hartford (CT) home built for Graham Treadway, then Vice President of the Horton Manufacturing company, a major Bristol-based regional industrial enterprise.

2. From Troy La Pointe photography

3. The Pettigrew Home and Museum. It’s the former home of Richard Franklin Pettigrew, one of South Dakota’s first U.S. senators. The house, built in 1889, is a classic example of Queen Anne–style Victorian architecture, with ornate details and a somewhat asymmetrical design typical of that era.

4. House facing the Mill pond from the south in Guilford CT.

5. House on the hill over looking the Mill pond from the east.

6. Same as 5

Recent Acquisition - Photograph Collection

uh la laaa