The Deleted Scenes
Addison Del MastroUrbanism, culture, idiosyncrasy
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(Sub)urban Renewal In Colmar Manor, Maryland
Readers: next week marks the fourth anniversary of The Deleted Scenes and the beginning of its fifth full year. As I do every year, I’m running a slate of nice longer, fuller pieces, and offering a discount for new subscribers! Look out for...
New and Old #208
Readers: next week marks the fourth anniversary of The Deleted Scenes and the beginning of its fifth full year. As I do every year, I’m running a slate of nice longer, fuller pieces, and offering a discount for new subscribers! Look out for...
Going To The Mattresses
Yesterday’s Greater Greater Washington newsletter had a humorous item about a supposed effort to designate this building Burtonsville, Maryland as historic. “This is one of the few remaining examples of 1960s farm building-shaped furniture ...
Your Thoughts On Electronics And Physicality
The last couple of days, here and here, and a little bit over the last couple of months, I’ve come back to my interest in old technology, and the physicality/tactility/mechanical nature of it. Now I’ve probably been using “digital” and “ana...
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Writing with a focus on urbanism, culture, popular history. a.delmastro2@gmail.com
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