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Our room included a gas fireplace. Too bad it wasn't cold outside, but it warmed the atmosphere inside.
The “Springfield” Media Center is completed and delivered to my customer in Tennessee. 🚚 Just in time for his Dad’s birthday 🎂 Enjoy
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Visit Sunny Tatooine "advertisement" at the Campbel 16 premier of Star Wars III in Springfield Missouri.
This is one of the most inventive church buildings of the 1960s and '70s in my area. The chapel looks like it just needs a little WD-40 to get it up and hovering again.
This circular sanctuary was designed in 1970 by Gwathney & Duke.
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.
Springfield Police Commissioner Edward Flynn sits next to Finance Control Board Executive Director Philip Puccia (looking at camera), with Department of Public Works Director Al Chwalek next to him. In the second row, City Solicitor Ed Pikula sits near Commissioner Flynn's spokeswoman, Jennifer Flagg. Behind them is Assistant City Solicitor Kathy Breck. All are attending a Finance Control Board meeting.
Built circa 1840, this Italianate-style house was rented in 1860 by railroad fireman William Beedle, and was restored to its circa 1860 appearance in 1984. The house features a wooden clapboard-clad exterior, a red brick base, a low-pitch hipped wooden shingle roof with a cornice featuring paired brackets and dentils at the eaves, one-over-one double-hung windows with decorative trim surrounds, and a front porch with decorative rectilinear columns, an open pier foundation, and decorative brackets. The house is part of the Lincoln Home National Historic Site, listed on the National Register of Historic Places in 1971.
It was cloudy for a time but suddenly he sky cleared so fast. You can see the pollution in our air off in the horizon...
Back of Elmvar. This is a very nice old apartment building in Springfield Missouri called Elmvar. The name is a clever combination of Elm and Boulevard, which is what National Avenue used to be called.