On that fatal morning, I was 54 years old had four great kids with a wonderful first wife and was now married to an exceptional lady with two babies. I was at the height of my career. That career began with art at Pratt Institute, architecture at Va Tech and MIT, and ranged from a young designer on the World Trade Center to the chief designer for the Washington Metro. It included the turmoil in founding my own firm, creating a new Master Plan for the Federal Triangle, work on our Embassy in Moscow during the cold war and walking the souks of Baghdad as we planned a metro for Saddam Hussein. A career, sandwiched between growing up in Rockville, MD and life on Sweet Creek Farm in Boyds, always close to nature. It's a long life told in short stories that began in a different and slower time. My sister, Mimi, painted me pontificating in Lisbon in 2015. While wrinkles and skin folds have been allowed to obscure an otherwise handsome face, it does bear some resemblance ...
Of Frogs, Towers and Trains
A Memoir
by Jerry Karn

Of Frogs, Towers and Trains
A Memoir
by Jerry Karn
Published Mar 23, 2020
441 Pages
6 x 9 Black & White Paperback
Genre: BIOGRAPHY & AUTOBIOGRAPHY / Personal Memoirs