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The inside of the store is very simple, yet chic. They use a lot of brown, pink, and white which seems to be the "in" colors now. That, and brown mixed with baby blue.
there was a record store day, and went to Drift, a record shop in totnes and took some photo's to go with an article a friend is writing. love the sound at the beginning of the record, that crackling noise. :)
Amsterdam | Амстердам, 02-04-2024.
My Amsterdam set in my The Netherlands Collection.
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Genuine Motorworks store sign with St. Savage drawn advertisement for his "Endure the Shitstorm" show. Running until May 15th, 2011.
Here's a behind the scenes glance of our very messy costumes store as of September 2014. We are just about to give it a complete make over and impose a bit of organisation on it!
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Anderson General Store gave name to this once remote intersection in South Dade County. Now called Anderson Corner, this intersection was once the hub of the Redland farming area. This photo was shot in 2008. The structure was heavily damaged during Hurrican Andrew in 1992 and was never repaired. the structure is now collapsing upon itself.
We still have some General Stores around in northeast Connecticut. They have all the same things the new convenience stores have and more, like feed for farm animals, kerosene for lamps, and box matches.
No longer a store As recall It is I think a restaurant now still there but a old building worth noting
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In 1827 Samuel Smith acquired land from the Carsley family and erected a store at this crossroads location. In 1855 Mr. Gwaltney bought the property from the estate of Samuel Smith and operated the store until 1878. J.W. (Watt) Rogers who ran the store for about 16 years before buying the property in 1894 and building what became Rogers’ Store. What was known as Gwaltney’s store was turned into a storage space. The store closed in 1952 and the property was later converted into a local museum. The Surry Historical Society acquired the property in 1999. Rogers’ Store was added to the National Register of Historic Places May 30, 2002 with ID number 02000595. The store is in rural Surry County, Virginia. The nomination form is included in the sources listed below.
During the many years of operation, it was “an early post office, a pharmacy, a radio assembly and repair shop, a publishing company, a lumber company, a chemical company and the Surry-Sussex Telephone Company.” en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rogers%27_Store] It also served as a saw mill.
Gwaltney’s Store is located behind the 1894 building. The 2-story building had 2 rooms and was built of mill-sawn lumber. It has a front gable with metal roof.
The 2-story Rogers· Store has a front gable facade with returns and a metal roof.
It also has a full-length front porch with a metal shed roof and four slender turned posts typical of the Queen Anne style. Both stories were used for retail sales; apparently the shelving inside still exists.
Sources
www.dhr.virginia.gov/historic-registers/090-5011/
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rogers%27_Store
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This is one of the most coolest music stores i have ever seen, and they have Vinyl and cd's posters, music dvd's , videos and memerobilia from the stars, and just colorfull and classic store...
I spent one hour in there trying to document what was happening in the store and is was fun.
it is located at via de neri in florence, Italy
Taken in the picture store at The Castle Museum.
I'm fond of The Castle and go there often. It features occasionally in a recurring dream of mine where I get very lost (not hard to do) and find secret rooms.
So the couple of times I've had the chance to go in non-public rooms there it's the
oddest feeling.
Munnings doesn't do much for me, other than as an official curmudgeonly County Treasure (not unlike our own dear Colonel). But I've always loved this one
www.culturalmodes.norfolk.gov.uk/projects/nmaspub5.asp?pa... : 1925.105 : F You really have to click on the thumbnail to see it properly.
Seago i'm much fonder of.