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Garnet was not destined to last. By 1912, the large strikes were depleted, fire had raged through town, and most miners had left in search of new riches.
Garnet Montana ghost town
Photo taken on Jan. 3, 2008 of Former WT GRANT store that closed in the 1970's. Pick N Save took over the site, and the name was subsequently changed a couple of years ago to Big Lots. Store Closed this summer and is currently under renovations to become Staples Office Supply Store. On the left is Ralphs (former Hughes) and on the right is a former Thrifty, now Rite Aid. One of xx photos of this shopping center.
A store started in the 19th century for the Chinese laborers who dug the railroad tunnels through the Cuesta Mountains near San Luis Obispo.
This store (or perhaps shoppe would be a better description) is in an old country store in the village of Frizzleburg in Carroll County, MD, about 10 minutes drive west of Westminster.
thrift store top refashion
tutorial on my blog
mytwobutterflies.blogspot.com/2010/12/can-i-pull-this-off...
Sentry ZH105 is in storage minus engines and what looks like a large nose weight (box) hanging on the starboard side. Lots of lovely yellow Gaffer tape makes great contrast to the drab grey scheme!
We passed by this store several times and each time would see the man in the window watching people go by. Shooting through windows, and reflections on windows add an unpredictable element to photos. I find it a bit mesmerizing.
This candy store is located in the old part of Taipei. I was fascinated with the bright colors and shinny surfaces of each piece of wrapped candy. This photo was taken in the Spring of 2004
Stumbled upon this store that sells precious and semi-precious stones, both large geodes as well as small rocks in bulk. It was kinda cool, but I dunno what I'd ever do with bulk rocks. Good for ppl who make their own jewellery, I guess.
Purchased this seat for 75,000 in April 2016. Used for 6 months. Always stored in the bodega. Excellent Condition. (Bike not for sale)
Today I visited the Leica store in Miami for a 9|11 gallery by John Botte, and was truly inspired. I became more inspired when I first touched and had the honor to use the LEICA-M System, with a few lenses, such as the 50mm Notilux f/.95.
Prentis Store is the location for one-of-a-kind items handmade by the skilled tradespeople of Colonial Williamsburg, using 18th-century tools and techniques. I didn't understand this concept at first, but was amazed when I realized that the people in Colonial Williamsburg not only told about history, but they lived history, too! Then to see some of their goods actually being sold is pretty neat. Unfortunately, they were beyond our budget. Art and skill does come at a high price!
You can buy leather goods, pottery, furniture, iron hardware and baskets here.
Around since at least the 1960s, this checkerboard sign has been a familiar sight in Merriam, Kansas a suburb of Kansas City.
Appears that a local gift store has closed and left a nice collection of collectable bears at the Goodwill.
Drug Store at 208 Pearl Street in New Albany, IN. Long closed and now the neon sign is falling off the building.
Now known as Acme Markets.
This photograph shows the exterior view of the American Store located in Egg Harbor City, NJ . The photograph is taken at the entrance door showing the facade facing Philadelphia Avenue. The store was located at the corner of Agazzi Street (today the White Horse Pike or Route 30) and Philadelphia Avenue. On the back of the photograph is written: Theo Ficken Sr. 1924. It is interesting to note that a sign in the front window clearly states "1928 Crop Vegetables".