It warms my heart to learn that there are people out there who collect bricks. Funky, basic bricks, among the foundation of our history, uncelebrated, essential. Here's one person I just learned about, courtesy of the fascinating
St. Louis Mosaic blog: a web page by Scott K. Williams called
and here's a sample:
The internet never ceases to amaze me. A year ago when I was writing about
Limey Kay, I couldn't find much about bricks when I googled. Now I find amazing stuff. How about
brickcollecting.com, for example, which is focused on the Hudson Valley:
Or how about the
American Brick Collection of the National Building Museum:
More later. I've got some browsing to do...
The internet never ceases to amaze me. A year ago when I was writing about Limey Kay, I couldn't find much about bricks when I googled. Now I find amazing stuff. How about brickcollecting.com, for example, which is focused on the Hudson Valley:
Or how about the American Brick Collection of the National Building Museum:
More later. I've got some browsing to do...
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