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Millrose Block at 1-11 E. Wall in Fort Scott Kansas. It was built c.1890. The new block had a central stair in the west façade. It housed a grocery to the west with offices on the second floor. A telephone office and tailor occupied the two store fronts to the east facing Wall Street. In the April, 1899 Sanborn map, the grocery remained with the telephone office and gas company office to the east. The public library occupied the east half of the second floor. According to the 1909 city directory, this was known as the Redfield Building with the Fort Scott Safety Deposit & Storage Company at 1 E. Wall and the Fort Scott Building & Loan Association at 7 E. Wall.
It is a contributing building in the Fort Scott Downtown Historic District.
NRIS #09001091. Added in 2009
Went off on my own for a few hours whilst on this Scooter Festival thing as I couldn't bare being around the little kids any longer. So I went shooting on the campus and found some really cool stuff. Might start a book as a project on stuff like this.
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East kicker Brooks Abbott (The Bolles School, Jacksonville, Fla.) and holder/punter Bradley Pinion (Northwest Cabarrus H.S., Charlotte, N.C.) watch the flight of an attempted extra point which narrowly escaped the diving block attempt from West defensive back Kevon Seymour (Muir H.S., Pasadena, Calif.) during the U.S. Army All-American Bowl in San Antonio on Jan. 7, 2012. (Photo by Sgt. 1st Class Scott D. Turner, USAAC G7)
This is the block that was not used during Alcatraz's time as a federal prison. It was only used for military prisoners. If I am reading my map right, I think open cell at the bottom left was an interrogation cell.
Palaiseau le 3 juin 2012
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The one that I almost put in the bin. I realised on the very last seam that I had my 1/4 inch foot on the wrong setting, so every seam was approximately 2mm out. The finished block was much smaller than it should have been. I had to unpick and restitch every single seam. Some times it is good to be stubborn (determined?)
Taken at the Portsmouth Roller Wenches bout at Horizon Leisure Centre. Two bouts between the Portsmouth A Team against the Bristol Harbour Harlots and the Portsmouth B Team against the Bath Roller Derby Girls.
Great wins by both Portsmouth teams.
I was lucky enough to be next to a team member (not playing) who was able to fill me in with some of the finer points of play so thanks to Admiral, hope your stats looked good :-)
I once lived here. I once took a ride and saw the island as you see it now. All summer long I miss this place.
I couldn't waste all those wee 2" triangles - so I sewed them all together... but now the question is ...what should I do with these???