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At the old Piggly-Wiggly Building on South Adams Street. Also known as Hwy. 25 that runs thru Fulton. October 3rd, 2009. (Their 4th day in business.) Photo by the Mudcat.
Bells hanging on door knob at downtown store
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I figured it was worth its own photo, considering the character of the structure and pride that its builders must have had in completing it nearly a century ago. Wonder what happened to the "O," though...
This store is on the coastal region of Northern California, between Sea Ranch and Jenner, Ca. It is a family owned business that has been around since 1868. The area has 134 residents.
Today there were 116 live store window displays in Delft. Some of them were really creative.
I tried to balance reflection and subject...
Nikki needed to go to the craft store today to look for props for some of her upcoming shoots, and while she looked Domo and I explored as well.
Nobby General Store.
'Nobby's best coffee', there is not a lot of competition with the only other business in town being the pub up the street a bit further.
Richmond 6th graders participated in the REALITY STORE, Friday, May 22, 2009 at the Kuhlman Center in Richmond, Indiana. Reality Store is like a giant game of Life created by the Indiana Federation of Business and Professional Women.
Students look into the future about 15 years. They choose a career, deal with finances, student loans, housing, transportation, insurance, family, and all the other expenses that go along with the real world.
This is all that remains of the ghost town of "New" Lycan. Originally called Buckeye, this town started as a store just west of the Kansas boarder. When the Lycan post office moved here in 1936, the town took on the name Lycan. But the post office and all its residents are now long gone. A couple buildings remain, making this a true ghost town.
The original townsite of Lycan(aka Old Lycan) lies about seven miles northwest of here.