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Dorm Row demolition at Texas Woman's University. This was taken with a telephoto lens. The dorms of Dorm Row were, going from east to west--Fitzgerald (sophomore) Houston (sophomore), Austin (freshman), Sayers (freshman), Lowry (freshman), and Capps (freshman) at the corner of Oakland and North Locust. Check the Daedalian (the TWU annual) for more shots and information on Dorm Row. I believe that this is Capps getting the wrecking ball in this shot. If I remember correctly, the bricks were recycled for the Blagg Library, on the former site of Fitzgerald Hall.
You can find this photo from the 1982 Fry Street Fair in "The Fry Street Neighborhood" by Williams and Couture.
Dorm Row demolition at Texas Woman's Universtiy. Stark and Guinn Halls are visible in the background. Oakland Avenue can be seen in the foreground, and it follows the path of an old trolley route. I believe that Capps is on the left, and Lowry on the right.
This was my first shoot with the lovely MJ - what a sweet, lithe, fun and sharp young lady. Amanda and I shared her for a bit and we gave her a workout on Ron's bike. All in all a fun shoot and I look to more shoots with MJ.I took these photos at the Caldwell Train Depot back in March 2020 before Stay at Home kicked in.
I cannot remember this beautiful lady's name, but she was one of the most delightful and charming of the Fry Street people. Who could forget that smile?.
View to the main hall of the ancient Ausbesserungswerk (railroad maintenance utility) at Karlsruhe, Germany.
Image Data: Sony Alpha 100 DSLR, 10mm Ultra-Wideangle, F8, HDR (5xp RAW: 1/40s - 1s), postproduction (colorcorrection, Orton-Effect, a little bit of paint-with-light)
Image-ID: 20071215c-051 v1c
Owned by: Allied Waste
Chassis: Mack LE
Body: Heil
Truck number: 4134
Type of truck: Recycler
Notes: One of three funky trucks.
AW&W Ry slug #6 was made from a PC Alco S4 9683 shown at Ends mine in Indiana, July 1971. RS1 #3 on the right is a former SOO unit.
This 1985 photo shows workers on the central dome of the old Denton County Courthouse in Denton, Texas. I believe that I took this shot with a 500 mm lens and a Nikon-F camera, one of the greatest 35 mm SLR's (single lens reflex--what you see is what you get).
Owned by: Allied Waste
Chassis: Mack MRU
Body: Wittke
Truck number: 1297
Type of truck: Front Loader
Notes: This truck is the first Wittke FEL in the fleet.
Surrounded by thousands of shucked and discarded oyster shells, a Whitstable Oyster Company boat is hauled up on Whitstable beach. Day off, for the Easter Monday bank holiday?
Owned by: Allied Waste
Chassis: Mack LEU
Body: McNeilus
Truck number: 2204
Type of truck: Front Loader
Notes: I'm certain that this is the only residential front loader at this yard that has a pusher axle.
Owned by: Allied Waste
Chassis: Mack LE
Body: Heil
Truck number: 4133
Type of truck: Recycler
Notes: A former AAA trash truck. There's three of these.