629 Comments for Bannerman's Arsenal

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i don't know which one but there are braces put in place to to not help mother nature completely destroy the place
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There are some beautiful places along the Hudson river that's for sure.
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Several photos back I was going to ask if his summer house was still there but I thought I would wait and see. Sure enough...here it is. Thank you!
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I don't know why I am so fascinated with floors that have holes or are missing...must stem from an early childhood moment although I can't imagine what.
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why don't they just outlaw our freedom and get it over with
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It seems like a strong gust of wind would blow this down.
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So the question not yet asked, but so obviously must be asked is:

Did you use.........??
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YES - THANK YOU SO MUCH: New Gallery - lucky good you got theses Picture - excellent work concur - fine you did this....then....
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More excellent work !
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Wow!
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Thanks Mr. Motts. Great revisit to an old friend.
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Adjusted for todays Dollar this place cost a freaking fortune. Most likely at the time of the fire a refurb was out of reach, for even the deepest government pockets. What a shame.
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The fire would have weakened the cement and brickwork.
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It burned in 1960 autoguy
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Was informed by a tour guide while kayaking that the metal isn't rebar but actually a bed frame. Bannerman used any object he could during construction to save money. Not sure if it was true but we took a closer look and it really did look like a bed frame and not rebar.