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at Veliko Turnovo, the old capital of Bulgaria.

The castle of Tsarevets, 12th century, partially reconstructed 20th century.

A wonderful town, a combination of an old city center with a surround new communist era town, with wonderful outskirts, around a river.

Now closed to road traffic but used for pedestrian and bicycle lanes

Canada's only art deco train station, opened in 1933 and used for commuter rail to Toronto since 1996.

Departed from science

Character, thoughts, and emotions

An important historical advancement

 

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Calgary Alberta Canada

 

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The former schoolhouse in Annandale, Prince Edward Island, Canada.

A shot across the Medway river looking towards Rochester Castle taken last year as the summer set in.

 

Shot on Leica X typ 113 and post processed in Lightroom.

  

A lot has changed in Helper over the years, much of it revolving around the decline in rail traffic since the height of the Denver & Rio Grande Western days. Falling demand for coal and shifting traffic patterns after the UP takeover have reduced rail volumes considerably, UP's LROHP (Roper to Helper local) that day a microcosm of today's reality, hauling only a single hopper for the trip east. One could say a sad state of affairs; although we'd all love to see Rio Grande's 2020 leading passenger trains again in place of armor yellow, that won't be happening anytime soon. Any town that suffers a structural decline in economic activity has to try to reinvent itself, this mural attempting to depict the "new" Helper hoping to bring in some tourism dollars, while acknowledging its roots, for better or for worse.

 

For those that need glasses like me, the mural reads:

Welcome to Historic Helper

Check out Our… Art (brothels)

food & retail (company store)

1(3) bar(s) + coffee shop :)

hiking, biking, (gambling), museum & pool

Botanical Orchard Heilbronn

 

Statue at Maidstone museum

This is the Historic Chapel from the original village at Hickory Run, PA. This chapel can be seen directly across the ranger station at Hickory Run State Park in the Pocono Mountains of Pennsylvania.

Historic trams in Prague during a light snowfall.

Calgary Alberta Canada

 

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Historic church in Bluffton, N. Carolina

.. in the 'Helenów' park, founded in 1881 by the Anstadt brothers, Łódź, Poland.

 

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Texada is said to be the oldest brick house in Natchez. Texas was at one time a tavern. It was acquired at auction in 1798 by Don Manuel Texada. The house is listed on the National Register of Historic Places.

 

Texada was beautifully restored by Dr. and Mrs. Moss over a period many years. This fine Federal style door is from Burling Hall-another Natchez home that was torn down. It replaces a simpler door.

 

Inveraray Castle interior. Argyll.

 

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June 1987

Ektachrome 35mm

 

Actually in Allen Park, along I-94. Designed as a ferris wheel for the 1964 New York World's Fair, it was dismantled and moved by rail to Detroit.

Another historic home in Union, WV.

Historic farms in Washtenaw County Michigan

Photo61 Meetup (Stanford)

Palo Alto, California

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Printing on back indicates it is from some Eastern European country.

Dumfries Scotland, holiday UK, 30 juni 2017

 

This historic bridge over the Nith built for Devorgilla, mother of John Baliol, one of the oldest in Scotland, originally dated from the mid 15th century, a date of ca. 1431 has been mooted. Its width between parapets is 14 ft. The bridge originally had nine masonry arches of irregular spans and rises.

 

In 1619 the five arches on the west side were carried away in a flood, but rebuilt within a year; a tremendous undertaking at a time when it was more usual to build one span each year and reuse the centring.

In 1725 Gilbert Smith rebuilt the parapets. In 1828 the three arches at the eastern end of the bridge were removed. It is now used as a public footbridge. Very little of the bridge now dates from before 1620.

Has your city got one of those? Everyone now seems to be running them as a 'unique' tourist attraction (but also useful local transport)...

The Distillery District is a commercial and residential district in Toronto, Ontario, Canada. Located east of downtown, it contains numerous cafés, restaurants, and shops housed within heritage buildings of the former Gooderham and Worts Distillery. The 13 acres (5.3 ha) district comprises more than forty heritage buildings and ten streets, and is the largest collection of Victorian-era industrial architecture in North America. The district was designated a National Historic Site of Canada in 1988. [Source: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Distillery_District]

11/13/2019 Riverfront Park, Columbia, SC

 

Sony A6000, Sony E PZ 16-50mm F3.5-5.6 OSS

 

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Yates Mill is a fully restored, circa 1756 gristmill located in Raleigh, NC.

It is the centerpiece of Historic Yates Mill County Park, located in central Wake County. The mill is listed on the National Register of Historic Places and is the only restored operational automatic mill in North Carolina and one of just a few in the country.

 

EXPLORED ~ Highest position: #22 on Thursday, July 9, 2009

In Pipestone Minnesota. Built of locally quarried quartzite. Rumor has it the Inn is haunted, although we had no luck meeting the ghost. (Or ghosts).

 

Historic Formula Ford Donington Park 2019

National Historic Place

Calgary Alberta Canada

 

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Took quite a few shots of this lovely old flatbed truck this being one of my favourites.

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