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1909 postcard view of the C. E. Foster store in Farmland, Indiana. According to the RANDOLPH COUNTY postcard book (Arcadia Publishing, 2009),¹ This building was located at the southeast corner of Main and Henry Streets. This view was looking southeast across that intersection with Henry Street on the left and Main Street on the right. The year 1894 was carved into the stone above the entrance at the east end of the building. The building is still standing today.
The sign above that east entrance advertised the FARMLAND ENTERPRISE Newspaper. I. C. Pencry was the publisher and was listed as a patron in the 1909 plat book.² Both the 1899 and 1920 Sanborn™ fire insurance map sets for Farmland show a boots and shoes business on the corner. The sign in this scene advertised C. E. FOSTER BOOTS SHOES RUBBER GOODS and REPAIRING NEATLY DONE. Two signs leaning against the wall were unreadable except for the JUNE 19 date. Around the corner, the awning advertised BOOTS SHOES and RUBBER GOODS. The next awning north was on that same building. The 1899 map set shows a millinery shop at that location and the 1920 map set shows a grocery.
The remaining buildings south to the alley were all wood frame structures. Both map sets show a barbershop in the first of those buildings and the barber’s pole at the curb identified that business. On the fourth frame building, a sign advertised a MEAT MARKET. A small sign above the meat market sign appears to contain the name E. R. SAMEST_ or F. R. SAMESY or something similar. A Bell Telephone sign was mounted on a utility pole along with another sign with the JUNE 19 date. The remainder of the latter sign is unclear. The last two buildings in this scene were vacant when the 1899 map set was published. In 1920, the Sanborn™ map set shows a millinery shop in the single-story building and a milk station in the two-story building.
1. Gregory P. Hinshaw et al., Randolph County (Charleston, SC: Arcadia Publishing, 2009).
2. 1909 Plat Book of Randolph County, Indiana (Des Moines, IA: Northwest Publishing Company, 1909).
From the collection of Steve Longnecker.
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Recollections stamp, colored with copics, paper by DCWV. I left the sentiment off to be filled in later as the occasion dictates.
Tribute to the Impressionists.
Polaroid 600 film, Onestep Land Camera.
Just got back from Memphis, got to see Pissarro's special exhibition. and of course, not forgetting Lee Friedlander's.
Nov 26 07 -update-
Title for www.flickr.com/photos/-ryo/2048950058/ project selected
living room scenes completely shot
Glass and acetate are ready to be placed in the tv.
1908 postmarked postcard view of the Masonic Home in Edinburgh, Indiana. The structure was built in 1907. The 1910 Sanborn™ fire insurance map set for Edinburgh shows the building on the northeast corner of Thompson and Walnut Streets, facing Walnut Street. The building is labeled “Masonic Temple and Opera House.” A note in the map set says there was a “moving picture machine” in the attic. The photographer was on the southwest corner of the intersection and facing northeast when he took this photograph.
The sign below the window on the north side of the building advertised J. W. CAMPBELL JEWELER. The business sign on the south side of the building advertised the WILEY HAT SHOP.
The 1910 map set shows a large open area north of the Masonic Temple and labeled it a “wagon yard.” At least four wagons and carriages were in that area when this photograph was taken. Behind the Masonic Temple (east on Thompson Street) the sign on the building advertised the W. N. DRYBREAD LIVERY business. According to the 1910 map set, that business was much larger than it appears in this postcard view. It also served as the home for the Edinburgh Fire Department.
In recent years, the Masonic Home building has been renovated and is now home to the Pixy Theatre.
From a private collection.
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Recollections of all great moments of sharing, laughing, and secretly licking the cake! :-)
For all those great memories of past birthdays!
And for many, many more of them!
Zivjeli/Cheers!
Recollections from Margaret Madden
I was born in Formby Village in 1942 and lived at 32 Chapel Lane for 21 years.
My grandfather John Kershaw bought the property about 1909. He was a cabinet maker/funeral director and sold second hand furniture. His son and my father, Charlie Kershaw, carried on the business. We lived above and behind the shops. I remember the shop on the right was our furniture shop filled with furniture and house clearances and the shop on the left was leased to Ewings a baker and confectioners.
At the side of the house was a very wide passage with a glass roof, this was also full of furniture. At the back of the property was a large garden, greenhouse, lawn, apple trees and beautiful arch covered roses, together with three workshops, at the bottom of the garden was the Conservative Club Bowling Green. My father often displayed the furniture on the pavement outside the shop.
He delivered the furniture on a handcart with me sitting on the top, when I was older aged about 9 or 10 I helped him push the cart. Sometime in the 1950's he leased out the furniture shop and it became a Fresh Fish shop, while still selling furniture from the back. I remember often going to McSymons, next door, to get a penny bag of broken biscuits (no packets of biscuits then ). I also remember the Tudor Toy Shop having a most beautiful window display of toys at Christmas, all kinds of dolls sitting on swings etc. And that year I was so lucky to get one for Christmas.
Margaret Madden
October 2016
Looking back on turbulence, we see patterns in the traces that it leaves, and imagine a kind of logic, or let's tell it like it is, a history with some element of inevitability. Of course we are wrong, and the grunts in Vietnam were correct: shit happens.
This applies equally to our human story - at any scale - and to patterns in the sand.
I'm ashamed to say I've forgotten this gentleman's name, but he was a crewman on the Cobia during the war, and we are in his duty station, the aft torpedo room. He's telling us about a Very Bad Day, when they got depth-charged so long and so hard that the Boat got stuck in the mud on the bottom.
:: Wurzeln der Erinnerung
"Ich sehe förmlich, wie dieser Augenblick in seiner Erinnerung Platz nimmt. Vielleicht kleine Wurzeln bildet."
- Esther Kinsky :: Fremdsprechen
Thoughts and moments that root themselves in us, find their place in our memory; grow high and wide, expand, bury themselves deeper and deeper; building our experience of the world.
Roots of Recollection (2024), Manipulated Digital Photography, Archival Pigment Print, 44x44 cm, Requests :: DM
part of an ongoing series 'Farbtöne' :: more on profile :: more to come
The second panel in my Toy (Re)collections piece for Lulubell toys. Part of these pieces was to add a story or explanation of what the artists early toy memories are and how they inspired them to become toy designers. My explanation is typically long winded and employs the word "I" excessively. Sorry. I won't reprint it here. Too long...
The show is Saturday, June 5th
from 6-9PM
Lulubell Toy Bodega
439 N. 6th Avenue, Suite 187
Tucson, AZ 85705
1914 postcard view of the MARKLE GARAGE in Markle, Indiana. The 1914 Sanborn™ fire insurance map set for Markle shows a garage on the north corner at the intersection of Morse and Miller Streets. This view was looking north across East Morse Street. The building is a single-story brick structure that still stands today and serves as the library. The map set also shows a two-story brick building next door to the west and that building appears to be in use today as well. The map set shows the underground gasoline tank in the same location as the gasoline pump in this scene. That pump advertised WAYNE FILTERED GASOLINE.
The poster in the window advertised FIRESTONE TIRES. The sign above the entrance advertised FREE AIR and MACHINE SHOP. The automobile's license plate was from the year 1914. The tire in the display window at the right had a FIRESTONE TIRES label.
From a private collection.
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1909 postmarked postcard view of the Fifth Street stairway leading up Serpentine Hill in Connersville, Indiana.
From a private collection.
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top row: rick tyrrell, chris.
next row: doug skove (?), sandy & gordon landefeld (or gordon & sandy!), kim davis, and me. i have no idea why we're posed, nor do i have any recollection of those plaid shorts chris is wearing. hehe. i think this was right before a big waterballoon fight. doug skove looks like the ultimate emo boy of today!
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MR ERIC GILL | [monogram] | RECOLLECTIONS OF | DAVID
KINDERSLEY | THE BOOK CLUB OF CALIFORNIA | 1967
7 × 4 3⁄8. 30 pp.—half-title (i), frontispiece portrait (ii), title (iii), copyright notice
(iv), fly-title (1), blank (2), text 3–24, colophon (25), blank (26).
Title in red and black, initial letter in red. Twenty-four plates illustrating
Gill’s work with explanatory captions, not included in pagination. Type Waverley
intertype. Paper machine made. Bound in black cloth with Gill’s monogram on
front and title in gold on back. 400 copies printed by the Ward Ritchie Press.
Price $5.50. (400 copies for the Typophiles).
A joint publication with the Typophiles, this book is an expanded version of a
talk given at the Gill Symposium held at the William Andrews Clark Library at
UCLA in 1967. The author’s perspective centers upon the years when he was
apprenticed to Gill. More than half of the drawings and sculpture in this work
have not been reproduced before. The Typophiles’ edition has, of course, a different
title page and binding.
Giuliano Vangi (1931 – 2024). Hakone Open-Air Museum, Hakone, Kanagawa, Japan. 箱根 彫刻の森美術館 , 箱根, 神奈川 , 日本 .
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RECUERDIÑOS
{. ..no se imaginan Lo que han provocado en mí . . . gracias por dejarme entrar en sus corazones , por darme un abrazo cuando más Lo he necesitado . . . por dejar que Les entregie mi amor . . .por ser ustedes . . . por enseñarme cada día eL significado de nuestra amistad* }
si quizas ya nada es cmo antes.. pero por mi todo seria diferente, no me gustan las mentiras, eso fue lo que me dolio, y aun me sigue doliendo cada vez que pienso en ese momento que me gustaria que no hubiera pasado o kisas si pero si tan solo me lo hubieras dicho y no negado esta lejania no hubiera pasado. . Imaginense antes de ese super acontecimiento, miren las fotos y figense cmo era nuestra amistad tooooooodo el dia juntas, gritando, lesiando, grabandonos, wm todos los dias una locura nueva .. pero nada importaba porque nos teniamos a nosotras una a una , unidas hasta el fin, anda importaba, pero ahora mirense unas estamos unidas de las otras no sabemos nada ..
momentos tan bellos que pienso en ellos y me inunda un sentimiento de angustia y nostalgia, me gustaria que todo volviera hacer cmo antes y que los errores cometidos se borren y que todo empieze denuevo sin hacer los mismos errores eso si.
Saben aun las amituu a todas , nose son personas bacanes y si cmo todo el mundo comenten o mejor dicho cometemos errores..
espero que todo vuelva hacer como antes, pero saben amo a las que siguieron cnmigo, mi paula liza, mi peqeñiah y mi blamquita juntas hasta el F I N :D
en fin si todo vuelve hacer como antes, todas unidas, esta vez tendra que ser diciendo siempre la verdad, para poder volcer a confiar en cada una.. y ser las DIGIMON jajajjaja xD
amè el collagge mil cosas del veraanoo :D
*peqeñiaah: sos bella amiga te amiituuuuuuuuu, te extraño, grax x siempre estar cnmigo, apañar , TE AMY :D
*paula liza: mi ex pololy que aun te adory muchy una de las cosas mas bacanes fue conocerte, grax x dejarme entrar en tu corazon y ser tu amiga, grax x confiar en mi te amiituu :D
*blamquita: la incondicional, siempre unidas desde pendejas pero cada vez mas hermanas te amo grax x estar siempre ahi :D
-Katia: mil cosas han pasado en fin era bkn compartir los dias cntigo, eres muy buena amiga grax x muchas cosas que me entregaste y siempre recuerdo KATIA RYDER XD
-kmi: puxa flakiña te extraño, tantas weas vividas, si mil cosas aun te kero tontonaa.
-Samy: puxa samy nose que decirte, pero si sabes que lo mas doloroso fue al mentira no el hecho porque eramos tan cerkanas, y puxa todo puede cambiar pero espero que nunca mas mientas , tmb recuerdo las idas a la disko, veo a yerko y me akuerdo de ti.
-barby: mi negrita te extraño mensaa ! ojaal ke estes bn , de ty ke no e sabido nada nada en fin extraño ke me hagas reir.
en fiiin nose si lo vean pero eso siento:/
jasjkdgjhkd xD
en fiin
shayytUUUU*
1909 postmarked postcard from Whiteland, Indiana. The postcards depicted on this multi-view postcard include the following.
Presbyterian Church and Parsonage
M. E. Church
Public School
A. M. Jones Store
Pennsylvania Railroad Depot
The Jones store advertised "HIGHEST PRICE PAID FOR COUNTRY PRODUCE." The Jones store also served as the Whiteland Post Office.
A sign on the side of the depot advertises the ADAMS EXPRESS COMPANY.
This image was created by Thomas Keesling from a postcard courtesy of the Indiana Postal History Society.
The full postcard view can be seen here.
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Recollections 608916 - Flying Pig Cube Stamp, Stamps by Judith AAA-289-HK - mushroom & AAA-185-HK - clover & AAA-35 - lady bug & AA-47 - shamrock & B-59 - Lady bug right & B-60 - Lady bug left & B-61-HK - Sm. Mushroom, Stampendous SSC433 - Dotted Clover, Hero Arts CL343 - Holiday Sayings, TH Alterations/Sizzix 665207 - Alphanumeric Stretch Lowers & Numbers, Memento ink, TH Distress ink, Copic markers & multiliner, Sakura Gelly Roll pen white, Carl Mfg. Jumbolocher CP-2 - clover, Advantus Glitter Shapes - Golden Stars, Recollections Chunky Glitter - Coral Hearts, Paper Source A6 folded card - LX Grey
Black and White film 400 ISO
Shot at 200 ISO
This is a scanned copy of the black and white print on matt paper.
Sara Henry
Recollection, 2015
16"Hx28"Wx6"D
Porcelain, wood, graphite, mixed ceramic materials
Humans are complex, imaginative, and explorative beings. We are investigators, travelers, builders, and lovers. We create and destroy—build and tear down—come together and fall apart. We are thinkers and doers; determined to locate our exact physical and philosophical place within the universe. I am interested in the dichotomy between investigation and imagination, the physical world and the imaginary world, the effects of time, and how these concepts and places converge within the spectrum of visual art. I use experimental casting and burnout techniques to create three dimensional ceramic paintings in the forms of towers, walls, orbs, and tiles. Combustibles, ceramic materials, and liquid clay are arranged inside plaster molds. The kiln firing process alters the materials, creating jagged void spaces, shimmering colors, and unique textures. These sculptures symbolize our evolution, our complexity, our history, and investigate hidden emotions and thoughts within.
Taipei is known for it’s beef noodles and this is one of the most popular place to get it. The last time I visited Taiwan was 40 years ago, I barely have any recollection of Taiwan. I wanted to travel light so I brought along my fave travel cam - the Fuji X100F + WCL for that 28mm FOV. I also left my laptop and brought along my iPad Pro 11”. Uploaded all my photo files direct to the iPad Pro, edited everything via Lightroom CC then uploaded everything to FB via the iPad. :) God is good.
Foto tomada en el interior de las naves de MACOSA (c/San Vicente) en Valencia el 31 enero 2009
* enlace a los videos editados con los videos cortos y fotografias tomados a lo largo de las dos visitas:
1 de 3
www.youtube.com/watch?v=GTt9cx5O654
2 de 3
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3 de 3
www.youtube.com/watch?v=9C6JJWeEnls
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