Reply With QuoteYou're welcome.Originally Posted by Steven180
! Oh boy.
You're welcome.
Hmmmm....Did not realize that.
BTW, where are you in your avatar picture? Was that at the Queen Mary? I know they had a PJ party last weekend.
Oh I love that bridge! Got a bit scared walking on it though.
I visit FORT POINT regularly , it's an old historic Civil War era fort and it's free admission and it's right under the Golden Gate Bridge , another historic landmark
I'll have to see that fort (not sure how I missed it?) someday.
Spent the day at the Electric Palace in deepest Dorset.
An amazing art deco venue, Took this pic just to prove "I was there" http://twitpic.com/9d86wi
Read more: http://billingsgazette.com/news/loca...#ixzz1y5dWiqkCA small, pristine church sits alone in a field on a hill behind Skyview High, holding both a past and a future.
Built in 1917 in Box Elder, Faith Lutheran Church served a small congregation in the tiny north-central Montana town just south of the Canadian border for nearly 90 years. In the not-too-distant future, what’s now called the Little White Church will be the worship center for a senior community planned by St. John’s Lutheran Ministries.
The wartime diary of Kriegsmarine Oberleutnant z.S. Max von Zatorski.
https://www.facebook.com/SeeklarDiaries
Alexander & Baldwin Building:
http://www.thefedoralounge.com/showt...ldwin-Building
The Dillingham Transportation Building:
http://www.thefedoralounge.com/showt...ation-Building
"As a kid, I used to abide by the judgment of Brooks Brothers in New York. I think I'm away from that now."
-Fred Astaire
Certainly not the fanciest building listed here but my favorite music venue is Cordelia Lutheran, nestled in the wheat fields south of Moscow, Idaho. Having been built in 1883 it is the oldest standing Lutheran church in Idaho. It is surrounded by miles of nothing but wheat fields and has no electricity so when local music groups come to play for their summer concert series it is strictly an unplugged affair. The place would be jam packed if 50 people showed up and there's no air conditioning. On a hot day windows on both sides are kept open and there's usually a cool breeze to keep things comfortable. A hand cranked pump provides water if you're thirsty. It's not hard to imagine yourself 120 years ago in this place.
I had almost forgotten all about this thread. Thank you to all that posted. I always enjoy seeing new places and pictures.
I love that sign!
My jaw dropped when I saw the second building (The Dillingham Transportation Building) you posted. I must see this place someday.
Thank you for sharing this article.
Thank you for sharing the pictures. I love visiting really old buildings like this too.Certainly not the fanciest building listed here but my favorite music venue is Cordelia Lutheran, nestled in the wheat fields south of Moscow, Idaho. Having been built in 1883 it is the oldest standing Lutheran church in Idaho. It is surrounded by miles of nothing but wheat fields and has no electricity so when local music groups come to play for their summer concert series it is strictly an unplugged affair. The place would be jam packed if 50 people showed up and there's no air conditioning. On a hot day windows on both sides are kept open and there's usually a cool breeze to keep things comfortable. A hand cranked pump provides water if you're thirsty. It's not hard to imagine yourself 120 years ago in this place.
How I remeber the Saenger Theatre in NOLA flic.kr/p/bt6Eqa
The stars on the celiling were so beautiful when the lights were down.
Saenger Theatre Restoration: New Orleans, LA
http://www.flickr.com//photos/saengernola/show/
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