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This historical church is one Western Sydney's priceless heritage buildings. Built 1842 and beuatifully restored by Blacktown Council and maintained by the Friends of St Bartholomew's.
The associated graveyard contains many pioneers of Western Sydney. Including 5 generations of my family.
One of the fun things we got to do at Prospect Point was sledding. In the background, you can see people spread out playing frisbee.
Location: Prospect NewTown, Longmont CO
Prospect New Town - designed by New Urbanist gurus Duany Plater-Zyberk (www.dpz.com/) - takes some serious gambles with color and architecture, and introduces New Urbanism to an uber- suburban corner of the U.S. Love or hate it, you have to admire their cojones.
Website: www.prospectnewtown.com/
Wikipedia: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Prospect_New_Town
These photos of Prospect Place are a few out of many that you will find at the OHIO EXPLORATION site. Here is the URL: www.forgottenoh.com/abandoned.html
Built between 1857-1865
This place really caught my eye and I hope to get the chance to visit the place sometime. I did a litte re-touching but didn't need to much as the photographer did an awesome job with their photography.
The good old pool in all its glory. Note the lamp-holster things at either end of the doorways. I wonder what used to sit there? Also look at the red concrete blocks that sit on either sides of the doorway on the ground. Former lamppost mounts maybe?
Depicts residences from 220 to 236 on Prospect St., Cleveland, Ohio, including the residence of R.R. Herrick. Shows pedestrians, and a lot of horse drawn carriages. Print created from a wood engraving.
Horrible flat light - so something a little different. The Prospect of Whitby claims to be the oldest pub on the banks of the Thames - it's down in Wapping. Charles Dickens has had a drink here, Samuel Peyps has a room named after him and there's a particular connection with Judge Jeffreys, the notorious hanging judge.
Bob Flippen, the Park's Education Specialist and members of the Prospect Historical Society explored the numerous attractions, past and present, located in this historic village, including the Prospect Meeting House, the South Side Rail Road depot, blacksmith shop, Taylor's Store, Allen's Hotel, Masonic Lodge, the N. & W. water tower and the relocated offices for Lawyer Lewis and Dr. Alsop. 2012 jlw