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Lake Davis Drive, just east of Summerlin. Technically post-WWII (1948), although 'lamolithic' poured concrete construction (a Florida invention, widely seen in the Sarasota School architecture of the 40s and early 50s). This sextet of snug deco cottages (each with an interior space of under 600 sf) is among the coolest housing in town and has apparently long been at the upper end of vintage rental in Orlando.
The lineup of streamlined diesel electric locomotives around the turntable at Goulburn Roundhouse during Streamliners 2016
A Bio-Mechanics Swim Camp
Session 1
Grapevine-Colleyville ISD Swim Center
Grapevine, Texas
March 14-18, 2011
interior of two passenger cars en route from the perris depot to oerm. we'd stopped to let another train pass and a little boy onboard wanted to get a better look out the back of the train.
The weekly Railway Age magazine from the 1930s was filled with all kinds of wonderful graphics of the early streamliner era. Here are some pages from the 4-14-34 edition covering the just completed Burlington Zephyr.
A Bio-Mechanics Swim Camp
Session 1
Grapevine-Colleyville ISD Swim Center
Grapevine, Texas
March 14-18, 2011
I got the whoooole world in my hands.. nice color.. not too dark, not too light.. not to oily, me thinks just right..
Counterform themes for Cargo Collective, featuring Streamline.
I'm not really sure if it really is the W154 from 1938, I think I have to go to the museum again and write down some notes... Thanks to rclenshaw, I save the the entrance fee to the museum
I've seen this diner a few times before on previous trips to downtown Savannah over the past several years. A few years ago, I also found out that this diner is owned by SCAD. During the more recent times I've seen this diner, including last Friday, it seemed like it was abandoned. If this diner actually is still in business, I'm not sure when it actually is open.