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(Above: Post Office, Duluth, Minnesota, circa 1900. They don’t build things like this anymore). Why are today’s buildings so ugly? Really, they are merely rectangles with lots of glass in them. Period. Yuck. In the old days, architecture was art. Today it’s crap. That’s not an accident. The Jews and leftists who hate Western culture […]

Look at this building, in Paris in the mid-1800s. Contrast it to today’s ugly, soul-less buildings (which are just rectangles stood on end with lots of glass). [Photo]. More [Here].

A very high point of White culture. Begun in 1631, the French royal palace is jaw-dropping in its art and aesthetics. It was the royal residence of France from 1682-onward. It was closed by the leftist revolutionary mobs in 1789 and looted in 1793. It is located about 10 miles southwest of Paris. Regardless of […]

(Above: the U.S. Supreme Court building [built in 1935], a great example of classical Western architecture; today’s architecture is not Western but Jewish). Tucker Carlson said some great things about modern architecture last night on Fox News. I’ll sum up his comments, in a general way, here: There’s a reason why men lust after pretty […]

(Above: the Gehry-designed Walt Disney Concert Hall in Los Angeles). World-famous architect Frank Gehry (real name Goldberg) is worshipped in America, and in Europe as well. He’s also a Jew. Must be just a Cohencidence.

(Above: the type of good architecture that you don’t see much of anymore. This building in Savannah, Georgia, was constructed in the 1880s. Modern buildings are just rectangles with lots of windows) […] “Indeed, in the United States we have the situation in which one of the most literate countries in the world is rapidly […]

Neuschwanstein Castle, Germany. Full-size image [Here].

The Glensheen Mansion, Duluth, Minnesota, has 38 rooms and was built in 1905.

Covered bridges: negroes don’t build ’em. [Video], [Video] and [Video].

The American Classical Music Hall of Fame & Museum (formerly the Hamilton County Memorial Building), located in Cincinnati, Ohio. The building was completed in 1908.