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These are the famous steps in Georgetown that were filmed in the movie 'The Exorcist.'
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In the Georgetown neighborhood of Seattle, Washington. Once a separate city, Georgetown is one of the oldest neighborhoods in Seattle. In recent years, its once gritty industrial buildings have become a chic, artsy neighborhood with restaurants, bars, galleries, breweries and other interesting businesses.
Students from Georgetown Day School in Washington, D.C., spent Feb. 26-28, 2020, at the Chesapeake Bay Maritime Museum, learning skills like carving and steambending from Shipyard Programs Manager Jenn Kuhn.
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Georgetown, Colorado. The Georgetown Railway - for lovers of old steam engines and trains, and for kids. Some nice views of the river, mountains, and town of Goergetown. You ride in the open cars (see note).
I love the colorful upper-level windows. Wisconsin Ave & M St. Washington, DC. Across the street is the PNC bank, also on Wisconsin & M.
Those darn streetlamps ruin yet another photo - that glare is just too bright, and, in any case, streetlamps should illuminate the crosswalk, not the sky.
Grand Opening of the Georgetown Texas Police Department July 10, 2015 Georgetown Texas Mayor Dale Ross Nikon D750 Photo by: David Valdez
Georgetown Loop RR, Sliver Plume, Colorado, 30 May 1983
In May and June 1983, I traveled with four friends through the Rocky Mountain states on a railfanning road trip.
We spent the night of 29-30 May in Cheyenne, Wyoming, then headed south into Colorado with our first goal the Georgetown Loop RR at Silver Plume. The line is 3' gauge and is a reconstruction of tthe former Georgetown, Breckenridge and Leadville, later Colorado and Southern, line that closed in 1938
We rode one train, then photographed the next, both led by Shay #14. Other equipment was stored in various states of repair.
The high bridge that made the line the Georgetown Loop had not yet been built, but several miles of track had been restored on the former Georgetown, Breckenridge and Leadville, later Colorado and Southern, line and the train backed down from Silver Plume to where the loop bridge was. The bridge was reconstructed the following year.
The line's website is at www.georgetownlooprr.com/
It seems that since I was there in 1983, all of the equipment that I saw has been replaced by new equipment, so the website does not have any information on any of the 1983 locomotives.
We stopped in Georgetown, where I shot the Hotel de Paris from abut the same angle as the photo in Lucius Beebe's "Highball".