Past and present... future? The magnificent post-Modern One Bell Center, and the endangered Syndicate Trust.
East Coast cities:
Philly Skyline
Boston's Skyscraper Guy
Hudson Valley Ruins
Lost Brooklyn Trips
Forgotten New York
New York City
Atlantic City Heritage
Atlantic City Museum
Victorian Secrets of Washington, D.C.
Southern Cities:
Richmond City Watch
Endangered Durham
Charlotte Skyscrapers
Winston-Salem's Tallest Buildings
Birmingham Design
At last, a proper site dedicated to the buildings and neighborhoods of this complex, immense, sprawling, crumbling, resurgent, pulsing wonderland of a city. The author and his cohorts tackle Philadelphia's manifold architectural wonders with scads of beautiful photographs and essays that snap and sparkle. Needless to say, I absolutely love this site.
Focusing on the city's high rises.
Houses and more along the Hudson River in upstate New York.
Abandoned and demolished buildings, decaying neighborhoods, and empty streets in New York City's Brooklyn borough. Dozens and dozens of stark photographs.
Magnificent! Delves deep into the infrastructure and hidden corners of the greatest American city.
A delightful page of photos from the city, including a fascinating little study of "ghost buildings" -- the imprint left by demolished buildings on their neighbors.
Old and new buildings in Atlantic City, NJ. Some very nice photos.
Official site of the Atlantic City Historical Museum.
A wonderful site exploring the capital's late 19th century architecture, with a focus on the abandoned and endangered.
A very slick page with numerous images of the city.
An ongoing blog about historic Durham, North Carolina, featuring lots of historic views and comparisons of change over time.
High rises in North Carolina's largest city.
Covers Winston-Salem and Greensburo, NC.
Buildings in Alabama's largest city.
National Trust for Historic Preservation
Midwestern Cities:
Kansas City Skyscrapers
Minneapolis/St. Paul sites:
Milwaukee Architecture
Indiana Historic Architecture and Preservation
Detroit sites:
Cleveland Skyscrapers
Forgotten Ohio
Buffalo's Faith Elevators
Albany Skyline
Lost Baton Rouge
Got links?
National organization dedicated to saving worthy old buildings.
Development, info, and of course, high rises.
Buildings of the past and present.
Skyscrapers, photos, and development news.
A handsome page covering the history and architecture of my new home town, run by an electrical engineering professor.
Nice page with lots of images of Indiana's historic architecture.
An amazing site with amazing pictures, which inspired the format of my own pages.
Another site with extremely comprehensive documentation of major abandoned buildings in downtown Detroit. Includes information on the Statler Hotel chain, of which St. Louis's Gateway Hotel was once a part.
Lots of pictures of older buildings in downtown Detroit. Nice looking site!
Site dedicated to the preservation and memory of the city's old stadium.
Skylines, streetscapes, and buildings of all sizes.
Industrial and urban ruins, ghost towns, and more.
A site about the city's old churches.
Photographs of the city's buildings and skyline.
Page by the Foundation for Historical Louisiana. Has links to tons of images of old Baton Rouge buildings.
Well, if so, I could use 'em. Drop me a line. I'm especially interested in Rust Belt cities, but any city page is welcome.