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    Everything Is Relative

    Jan 15, 2019 3 minutes
    TEXT BY GEORGINA GUSTIN
    PHOTOS BY | @JONATHANPILKINGTON JONATHAN PILKINGTON
    “THERE WERE a LOT of COMPETING INTERESTS ABOUT HOW to HONOR the PAST WHILE LOOKING FORWARD to WHAT WAS to COME.”
    ERIK CHURCHILL, ARCHITECT

    Pickering Road runs through a quiet valley outside Philadelphia, winding past fields hemmed by rock walls, barns topped with weather vanes, and stoic stone houses. It’s about as idyllic a country road as you can imagine, and for the Stonorov-Churchill family, it’s a conduit that threads its way through history and memory.

    “My parents live a hundred

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