Talk:Alexander Brown House

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In this edit, a non-logged-in editor added a link at the Romanesque Revival architecture article to Alexander Brown House in Syracuse, New York. I amended that edit in the following edit, making a "see also" link to the house's article. It turns out I created the A B House article back in 2007, and it is my photograph in the article. It is indeed a fine example of Romanesque Revival style! I would welcome the non-logged-in editor contacting me, either by email (see link from my Talk page) or by creating a (free) Wikipedia account and contacting me at my Talk page. --Doncram (talk) 19:43, 1 May 2019 (UTC)[reply]