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Built in 1877 in Second Empire style, the courthouse was designed by the Pittsburgh architect Thomas Boyd.
For some reason Victorian Americans chose to symbolize the strong but fair system of American justice with a barefooted, blind lady wielding a sword on the rooftop...
I shot this in the early evening of February 19, 2010 as I drove home from the nearby town of Tecumseh. The low sun cast a rather flattering light on this bit of landscape along the road.
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Title: Thunderstorm at Cornucopia Draw
Location: Otero County, New Mexico
Taken By: Lisa Phillips, Rangeland Management Specialist, Las Cruces District Office
Adams Cave. Anyone who thinks cave photography is easy is so mistaken...lol. Theres nothing like hauling a camera bag, a flash bag, 2 tripods, caving gear, rope and three kids through a cave. I speak not only for myself but everyone else that does cave photography.. Its a serious love hate relationship.
47580 'County Of Essex' brings up the rear of the 5Z00 Old Oak Common to Kilmarnock ECS move conveying FGW 1st class mk3s for refurbishment at Crewe.
19/7/14
11th Annual Blue Friday at the 99 Restaurant on Route 50 in Wilton/Saratoga Springs New York. Fundraiser to honor the fallen law enforcement officers in New York State
The Romanesque Bexar County Courthouse was completed in 1896 in the Plaza de las Islas in downtown San Antonio, Texas.
6AM morning meeting for many of the crews fighting the Cedar Fire in the U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA) Forest Service (FS) Sequoia National Forest near Kernville, CA, on Sunday, August 21, 2016.
Olathe Fire Department's Quint 52, Battalion 52 and Johnson County Med-Act 1152 Responding to a Injury Accident at 116th Street & Ridgeview Road on July 20, 2012 at 2257 hours.
Calvert, Texas is on State Highway 6 and the Southern Pacific rail line nine miles north of Hearne. The earliest known white settler in the area was Joseph Harlan, whose 1937 land grant was five miles south of the site of present-day Calvert. In 1850, Robert Calvert, for whom the town was named, established a plantation west of the town’s location. The railroad, constructed by the Houston and Texas Central Railway at the urging of Calvert and other area farmers, arrived in 1868 (though the first trains didn’t actually arrive until a year later). A group of investors purchased the townsite in January of the same year and, within a month, merchants began moving to Calvert from nearby communities. Calvert became the county seat and, in 1871, claimed to have the largest cotton gin in the world. The town prospered and, by 1878, it had 52 businesses. The county seat was relocated to another town a year later but Calvert continued to grow and, by 1884, had approximately 3,000 inhabitants, several churches, public schools, two banks, an opera house, and a weekly newspaper. By 1900, it was a major cotton center with gins, compresses, and cottonseed oil mills. The population was reported to be 3,322 but, after fire destroyed much of the business district, the town entered a steady decline. By 2000, the population was reported to be 1,426. For more information, see www.tshaonline.org/handbook/online/articles/hjc02.
A Massey Ferguson 6499 Tractor & Simba Unipress 5.5m Disc Harrow preparing the seed bed for a crop of maize outside Rathcormac County Cork
Southend Transport 233 (MRJ 233W) [pres.] (Ensignbus Vintage)
Leyland Fleetline/Northern Counties
Route X81 to Shenfield
Lakeside Bus Station, Thurrock, Essex
Taken on 02/12/2023
Copyright George Batchelor 2023
This bus was participating in the Ensignbus Vintage Running Day 2023.