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Just off the Colonel Danforth path is a beautiful, quiet spot on the riverbank perfect for catching a sunrise.
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975 Danforth Ave. at the old 7-Eleven, a mural by Elicser Elliot (@elicserelliot) in collaboration with four artists.
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CN L555 works it’s way north through Danforth, IL on its way to Otto, IL. This train very often utilizes one of the few remaining IC Deathstar Locomotives on CN’s roster. That, along with many of the classic IC landmarks left along the IC Mainline, makes for quite a few unique shots between Gilman and Kankakee. Nothing quite like seeing IC power on its home turf!
Danforth Chapel, University of Kansas campus, Lawrence, Kansas, USA; built of limestone in 1946; architect Edward W. Tanner
While chasing CN A408 south with its aging pair IC SD70's, a random sun hole began to appear on a predominantly overcast day, needless to say I persisted South until the hole matched up with the tracks and miraculously, here we have a matched set of Illinois Central SD70's leading CN train A408 by the original Illinois Central depot in Danforth, IL.
Danforth, IL
2020.02.15
Happy Window Wednesday!
Danforth Chapel's beautiful three arched stained glass windows framed by a Japanese Maple.
University of Kansas,
Lawrence (Douglas County), KS.
Originally known as Chester Baptist Church, the Sunday School was completed in 1911, designed by John Francis Brown. The main church building fronting onto Danforth Avenue was completed in 1931, one of the last works of architect John Wilson Siddall. In 2014, a development application was submitted proposing the demolition of the church. This prompted a study by Heritage Preservation Services, which recommended designating the church under Part IV of the Ontario Heritage Act. The development never proceeded, and the motion to designate the church was deferred indefinitely.
More photos to come soon ——-Presented by the Crossroads of the Danforth BIA located in Toronto’s East End,
Wheels on the Danforth has become one of Toronto's most anticipated community street festivals.
Hundreds of unique cars pack the streets for awards and cash prizes.
All-day, on-stage LIVE entertainment , from DJs and bands to performers.
Restaurant patios, great food, vendors market place, artisans, and lots more.
Built in 1756 this building was disassembled in 1979 to make way for a parking lot. In 1984 it was rebuilt next to the Mather-Douglas House where is stands today.
Where all the taste of the mediterraneam delight everybody... Greek town..
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A westbound GO train departs Danforth station powered by MP40 616, with CEM cabcar 307 controlling on the front, moving six bi-level coaches towards the big city.
I walked up on the Main Street viaduct after being told my haircut was cancelled... I bought some disposable masks, ate a pizza, and dropped 80 bucks on an Akron Canton & Youngstown colour book in a hobby shop I found along the Danforth. Good day.
With the white class lights on (for fun), GO 564 leads an early afternoon Lakeshore East train into Danforth on the way to Oshawa. I ended up riding this train to Rouge Hill and then biking up to Beare to catch some CN trains, and this was a nice start to the adventure!
A trio of GE locomotives from CN and UP pass by the grain elevator and depot at Danforth, IL on the CN Chicago Subdivision.
I have walked along the Danforth for a substantial part of my life. Walking past these doors this morning, the way the sun shone and revealed a multitude of textures drew me in. Most of these doors to the apartments have been changed, as the Danforth has changed. I loved all the textures: curtains, lace, blinds, air conditioner, floor tiles, and chipping paint. Beauty in the mundane details.