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The annual Scholastic Art Awards for Mid-Central Illinois Region, 2020, Awards Day, Springfield High School Auditorium, 36th Annual Exhibition, Rosemary Buffington, Marianne Stremsterfer, Mayor Honorable James O. Langfelder.

This year 177 entries will be displayed at the Springfield Art Association through Feb. 26. Of those, 53 entries earned the Gold Key award — the equivalent of first place.

Five of those entries received the American Vision Award (AVA). Springfield High School senior Andrew Harless, PORTA High School seniors Megan Adamski and Alanna Irwin, Nuding and Breanna Overly of Washington Community High School were given AVA awards this year.

My Springfield Armory XD9 + Crossbreed Holster

Photograph taken by Gosford City Council staff.

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Weller Elementary School in Springfield, Mo

 

Charlotte Photographer - PatrickSchneiderPhoto.com

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The Springfield Bridge in Faulkner County is old, in fact it's the oldest bridge in the state of Arkansas. It was built in 1874, which (if my math is correct) was 146 years ago. That was so long ago that the president was Ulysses Grant and there were only 37 states. The iron bowstring truss bridge was constructed over Cadron Creek, along a road that ran between the town of Springfield to Des Arc.

 

The fact that the bridge is still standing is an amazing achievement and a rare preservation success. In 1991, the bridge was replaced with a new concrete bridge and was abandoned. For decades the bridge deteriorated, slowly accumulating damage from rot, floods and vandalism. The bridge was in such rough shape that it probably would not be standing now if it weren't for efforts from the city of Conway, who saved the bridge and moved it ten miles south to a new home on Lake Beaverfork a few years ago. The bridge was cleaned and refurbished, and is now in use as a pedestrian bridge.

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intimate collection in men & women springfield store, fall '10

Abraham Lincoln Presidential Museum

Nikon FM3A, Ilford Delta P3200 film @ ISO 1600

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Springfield Apartments

2305 Driftwood Dr.

Mesquite, TX 75150

972-686-5050

 

Only the second or third HDR I have done so please don't judge to harsh.

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The biggest Springfield ladder truck in the normal orange and blue paint scheme.

That lady in the green skirt gets around. First she is bicycling in Massachusetts, next she is fishing in Florida.

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6/19/14 thunderstorm moving in to Spingfield, IL

Telescope first light was June 18, 2010. Configured for quick setup on portable tripod and it's a joy to use!

 

Springfield Schmidt-Cassegrain telescope (SSCT) commercial rights retained, by Ed Johnson.

 

Above drawing shows the generic SSCT which can readily be changed into four additional configurations. Drawings soon for *Nasmyth for camera, *stock SCT, *Springfield using stock OTA, *SSCT with transfer lens for warm room.

 

Russell Porter envisioned a classical Cassegrain version of his famous fixed eyepiece telescope, but he died before the evolution of the popular SCT. The overhead head knocking counterweight is now gone, see Flickr photo set.

  

Associated blog: edhiker.blogspot.com/2010_06_01_archive.html#613353864828...

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Associated work-in-progress web-pages: edhiker.50webs.com/ssct.htm and www.flickr.com/photos/edhiker/tags/ssctpro/

 

Acronym SSCT relating to telescopes is unused till now.

( acronyms.thefreedictionary.com/SSCT )

 

Drawing by Rob Johnson

 

Questions/comments: ssct@edhiker.com ( Ed Johnson ). I have a list of suppliers and words of wisdom for persons intending to build one.

On February 11, 1861, President elect Abraham Lincoln gave a farewell speech to his friends in Springfield at this train station. He boarded the train and spent the next four years guiding the Union states through the American Civil War. Lincoln eventually returned to Springfield on May 3, 1865, on a Funeral Train.

Torino, Maggio 2014

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A duo of GP40-2 laying over in West Springfield Yard.

 

CSXT GP40-2 6217

CSXT GP40-2 6216

Springfield, Missouri: sculpture by Mike Helbing

The Prairie Trail at Springfield Bog Metro Park in Akron, Ohio.

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