Lovecraft was proud to experience the Tercentenary of his hometown. It was not only patriotic for him, but nothing could suit his 1936 temperament better. Stand a moment with him under the arch and enjoy the festive mood.
Miskatonic Books
Wednesday, May 12, 2010
Providence Tercentenary 1936
Lovecraft was proud to experience the Tercentenary of his hometown. It was not only patriotic for him, but nothing could suit his 1936 temperament better. Stand a moment with him under the arch and enjoy the festive mood.
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