The (former) Children's Museum of Portsmouth

Yet another of Portsmouth’s gorgeous spires/clocktowers, this one located atop the former location of the Children’s Museum, which has since relocated to Dover, NH.  This old building is located along Marcy Street in Portsmouth’s historic South End, just beyond Prescott Park as you head towards New Castle.  This spire hasn’t been as fortunate as the North Church, which saw a full restoration in recent years.

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The (former) Children’s Museum of Portsmouth

Yet another of Portsmouth’s gorgeous spires/clocktowers, this one located atop the former location of the Children’s Museum, which has since relocated to Dover, NH.  This old building is located along Marcy Street in Portsmouth’s historic South End, just beyond Prescott Park as you head towards New Castle.  This spire hasn’t been as fortunate as the North Church, which saw a full restoration in recent years.

Full size here:  FLICKR

Arrested Development | Martingale Wharf

One-half of the Martingale Wharf building currently under construction (with an aptly titled photo paying homage to the section in curbed.com).  Wanted to revisit this one since it has begun to bother me much more that in a city as vibrant during the summer months as Portsmouth, visitors see this symbol of real estate gone wrong, despite other continued activity in the area.  Further down Bow Street, the River House restaurant has recently opened and will be featured in the near future.  The Portwalk redevelopment has commenced the tear-down of the old Parade Mall, and will be built out in phases.

Original post here: Martingale Wharf Building (Almost). Also, Blue NYC has also become denimrack to match the online store of the same name.

Full size here:  FLICKR

Arrested Development | Martingale Wharf

One-half of the Martingale Wharf building currently under construction (with an aptly titled photo paying homage to the section in curbed.com).  Wanted to revisit this one since it has begun to bother me much more that in a city as vibrant during the summer months as Portsmouth, visitors see this symbol of real estate gone wrong, despite other continued activity in the area.  Further down Bow Street, the River House restaurant has recently opened and will be featured in the near future.  The Portwalk redevelopment has commenced the tear-down of the old Parade Mall, and will be built out in phases.

Original post here: Martingale Wharf Building (Almost). Also, Blue NYC has also become denimrack to match the online store of the same name.

Full size here:  FLICKR