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Our archivist, Ms. Slater, will highlight different elements of the mural both in a series of library displays and in blog posts. This display presents details of the Mansion House.
A Guide to Old American Houses 1700 - 1900... Henry Lionel Williams and Ottalie K. Williams
A Guide to Early American Homes North... Dorothy and Richard Pratt
Images From the Past 1635 -1985 Newbury, Massachusetts... Ruth Yesair, Chairwoman
Stories Carved In Stone... Mary Elaine Gage and James E. Gage
Governor Dummer Academy History 1763 - 1963... John W. Ragle
The Architectural Heritage of the Merrimack... John Mead Howells
A display of "free running" jumps.
This was lit by my Cullman CX40 flash (on full power) held high above my head and 2 meters to my left by a friend. It was triggered by an optical slave, so there may also have been some light from my Nikon's on camera flash, but I think that would be negligible.
an italian food shop needed a new design for their display window.
project for Nymatsedel, Västerås
we decided to throw together a display wall for using at Felt Club. We have about 5 more layers to do. In an ideal world, the wood would have been much thinner.
Pirate ship for the "Make A Splash" summer reading theme, summer 2010. The children used the ship for their reading adventures!
Retail product display signage for candy store.
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Since I was messing around with lights, I thought I would add some light up displays inside the cab. Nice little touch. The RPM and speed displays are also functional, however, I need to look into switching from metric to imperial units for the speed.
Harlingen, TX. **Who knew that these little Dionne quintuplet figurines would be found all the way deep in south Texas?! They look so sad in their display case. There's a lot to be said for the exploitation they went through. A very unique piece of Canadian history, that's for sure! **Update: We ended up buying these little gems and brought them back to Ontario, home again!
Christmas displays at the Central Library, Christchurch
File Reference: CCL-2010-CentralLibraryChristmas-IMG_1161
From the collection of Christchurch City Libraries
Books in this display include:
Only Joking . Carr, Jimmy
Waking up screaming from the American Dream . Garfield, Bob
Dave Barry’s History of the Millennium . Barry, Dave
My Life as a Furry Red Monster . Clash, Kevin
Life Smiles Back . Kunhardt, Phillip
Dave Barry’s only Travel Guide you’ll ever need . Barry, Dave
Dilbert and the way of the weasel . Adams, Scott
Mama Makes up her Mind . White, Bailey
The New Yorker book of Political Cartoons . Buckley, Christopher
What’s fun got to Do with It? . Thomsen, Helle Klem
Before you leap . Kermit the Frog
Humor in Art . Roukes, Nicholas
Peanuts A Golden Celebration . Schulz
The Polar Bear Waltz . Outside Magazine
American Satire . Bakalar, Nicholas
Talk to the Hand . Truss, Lynne
The Oxford Book of Comic Verse . Gross, John
Dave Barry is not Making this Up . Barry, Dave
Plato and a Platypus walk into a Bar…Cathcart, Thomas
The Simpsons and Philosophy . Irwin, William
Dress your Family in Corduroy and Denim . Sedaris, David
The Onion, Dispatches from the Tenth Circle . Siegel, Robert
With all the modular capabilities and play features, I wanted to share a few photos highlighting how cool the light cycles look on the display base.
Tuesday 21:35 - Every Tuesday evening the local ski instructors put on a display of torchlit formation skiing - we had a grandstand view from our chalet
The Swedish Cottage is an 1875 period home that was constructed in Sweden and shipped to America for display during the 1876 Centennial Exposition in Philadelphia. Upon completion of the Exposition, Frederick Law Olmsted convinced park officials that the building would make a wonderful display within Central Park. The park obviously agreed as they paid the sum of $1,500 in 1877 to acquire the cottage and have it transported to its current site.
The cottage is designed in a Nordic Romantic style complete with a Baltic fur façade. The building underwent a complete restoration in 1996-1997 to repair its exterior.
Since its arrival, the Swedish Cottage has served a number of purposes within the park. Its first primary usage was as a tool shed before being converted into a rest stop. Apparently this function did not bode well with Swedish-Americans who took offense and park officials once again were left to rehab the building. During its next life the structure served as an entomological laboratory for studying insect life within the park. It was during this time in the 1920s that the New York Bird and Tree Club conducted regular meetings here. Amongst the members who may have graced its interior include Mrs. Thomas Alva Edison. For a period of time during World War II the Civil Defense group had their headquarters here. Finally in 1947 the building was outfitted to serve as its current usage as a children’s marionette theater.
The Swedish Cottage Marionette Theatre is operated by the City Park Foundation and is one of the last marionette theatres in the country. Each show features hand-carved marionettes that are made by the same individuals acting out the performance. Capacity for each show is limited to one hundred children.
The Enchanted Puppet Theatre provides shows most months on the year. Typical show types are at 10:30 a.m. and 12 p.m. Tuesday-Friday. Wednesdays include an added show at 2:30 p.m. Weekend show times are solely at 1 p.m. Prices as of 2013 are $8 for adults and $5 per child. Amongst some of the popular shows that have been featured in the past includes the likes of Alice in Wonderland, Cinderella, Gulliver’s Travels, Hansel and Gretel, Jack and the Beanstalk, Peter Pan, Pippi Longstocking, and Sleeping Beauty. The Enchanted Puppet Theatre is located within Central Park near the approximate intersection of W. 79th Street and the West Drive.
For more history regarding this site, including how you can visit this locale via one of our MP3 audio walking tours, check out our site here: iwalkedaudiotours.com/2013/04/iwalked-new-york-citys-cent...
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Interior displays like this were installed in older Trollinos by the factory but only 5 trolleybuses managed to keep them till the end
I went to a large garden centre to buy plants & found masses of flowers at the entrance. I liked the shape of these & they made a lovely display - but they weren’t the colour I wanted.
My first go at dressing the shop window. Much harder than I thought it would be. Cupcake stand inspired by Tracy at Cotton and Crumbs, it looked too plain so on went a few cups and Vintage Twee bits and it transformed it. We are open and nearly there with all the decorating. Fresh cupcakes daily start on Friday. thanks to my lovely hubby for doing everything, painting, cleaning, waiting for deliveries and he is a much better sales person than I am.
HST power car 43005 at Penzance after arrival on the rear of the 0847 from Plymouth. The return working is the 1210 to Plymouth, a layover of just shy of 90 minutes. at this the most southerly station on the National Network. The floral display is typical of the well looked after stations in the Southwest.
FRONT VIEW
My husband plays around with wood working. He buys all his wood right from the saw mill in rough sawn condition. He then machine planes it before making something from it.
Some of the wood he uses is recycled wood from hardwood skids that are headed for the dump or the burn pile.
LUCKY ME!!!
He made me a new quilt display cabinet out of Cherry Wood. It measures 72" high x 45 1/2" wide x 16 3/4" deep (outside dimensions)
The sides and the frame of the cabinet as well as the door frames and shelf fronts are made of Cherry Wood.
The back is made from a sheet of Luan and the actual shelves (behind the shelf fronts) are made from MDF. So it makes this wood project "Green" to some extent.
The glass was not recycled this time around but was custom cut for the size of cabinet I wanted.
Not all my quilts or quilts tops are in the cabinet yet.
The top shelf holds some of my quilt tops on the left side and on the right side are quilts that need to be binded.
The second shelf shows some of my smaller finished quilts which I roll up to prevent creases in the quilts.
The 3rd and 4th shelves hold larger completed quilts.
The wood is in it's natural state and is only rubbed with danish oil.
The display reads:
Apatosaurus (my note: the big one)
a PAT oh SOR us
This Apatosaurus from Oklahoma's Panhandle is the largest in the world! Apatosaurus was a plant eater and was probably preyed upon by large meat eaters like Saurophaganax.
Most vertebrates have more backbones than neckbones. Apatosaurus has 15 neckbones and only 10 backbones. Its tail has over 80 bones and ends in a whiplash.
Size: 93 feet (28 meters) long
Weight: 40 tons (36 metric tons)
Diet: Vegetation
Habitat: Open woodland
Time: Late Jurassic, 150 million years ago
Specimen Found: Cimarron County, Oklahoma's Panhandle
The final display reads:
Saurophaganax (my note: the one that is trying to kill the big one)
SOR oh FAG ah nax
Saurophaganax was the largest Jurassic carnivore, rivaling some of the largest meat eaters of all time! It resembles Allosaurus, a smaller common Jurassic carnivore. They may have been closely related.
An agile theropod with long blade-like teeth, Saurophaganax probably was a highly efficient predator. It fed primarily on large plant eaters, including Apatosaurus.
Size: 39 feet (12 meters) long
Weight: 4 - 6 tons (5 metric tons)
Diet: Meat
Habitat: Open woodland
Time: Late Jurassic, 150 million years ago
Specimen Found: Cimarron County, Oklahoma's Panhandle