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*I found a few more photos from the evening I was sprinting down Veterans Bridge ; ) I cropped this one to give the illusion of a panorama - hope you like it!
A Chattanooga sunset and the Arthur Ravenel Bridge blended together into one shot. Hope you like it. *Explored: May 12, 2022 - Thank you!
*Working Towards a Better World
Stop the killing and the hatred, why this blood thirsty attitude?
We have to learn to come together, killing does not resolve anything and hurts everyone involved!!!
New York Times - Gunman Kills 4 Marines at Military Site in Chattanooga
www.nytimes.com/2015/07/17/us/chattanooga-tennessee-shoot...
Thank you for your kind visit. Have a wonderful and beautiful day! xo❤️
PS: To the left of the frame there is a “hint” of Walnut Street Bridge; a “hint” of the Tennessee Aquarium is on the right.
View from the unimaginatively named Lookout Mountain, just before sunset in Chattanooga, Tennessee, USA, the epitome of double letters (sorry Mississippi), ppost ssunnsett and bblue hourr versions comming nexxt.
Walnut Street Bridge, Chattanooga, Tennessee. This amazing structure serves as one of the premier pedestrian walking bridges in the country. It spans the Tennessee River connecting the Hunter Museum with Coolidge Park. I caught this image very early in the morning just after a rainstorm. The steel, water, lights, wood, and sky blend together to form an interesting composition around this amazing bridge. Architexturefotos - building stories one frame at a time!
The Choo Choo Hotel is a beacon of history located in the heart of Downtown Chattanooga. In 1909 the Terminal Station opened as the first railway station in the South, designed in the famous Beaux Arts style. The Choo Choo Hotel was added to the National Register of Historic Places in 1974 and remains one of the city’s first historic preservation projects.
More commonly referred to by it's new name, the Chattanooga Choo Choo Hotel, this impressive structure was built in 1909 to expand rail service in Chattanooga. Much larger than the Union Station built in the mid-19th century.
Declining ridership and rail service led to the station being closed in 1970, but a group of investors saved the building from destruction and it was originally opened in 1973 as a hotel, adopting the Chattanooga Choo Choo name from the famous Glenn Miller song.
Southern Railway 4501 approaches the turntable in TVRM's East Chattanooga Yard. TVRM 606 (née-MILW SW1200) is seen to the right of the frame. This was taken during a Lerro Productions photo charter.
Lest they be forgotten...
The Chattanooga National Cemetery established in 1867 current contains 37,000 interments with more than 12,000 Union soldiers interred here.