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This picture was hanging inside the current courthouse. This beautiful old building was TORN DOWN and a "modern" courthouse was build in its stead. You can see the statue in the foreground that is still located at the same spot. This spot is currently the back of the new courthouse. The old courthouse was built in 1888 for a cost of $70,000. The cupola was used as a lookout tower during WWII.
Another backing that's making me think why don't I make tops this way?? I try to use up most of the scrappy bits left over from the top. The rainbow print kills me. I saved that for like over two years. It just seems like a waste to cut such an AMAZING all-over print into tiny pieces. Gotta rock it.
When I arrived back in Seattle, the sunshine was gone. I suspected that those ZombiePeoples had something to do with it but....I had a plane to catch.
This poor building was completely surrounded by a Con-Ed facility, including a 20 ft. wall wrapping around the backyard.
Incidentally, There's an apartment here for rent. Includes a garden in the back.
Item Number:9054-4
Document Title:Lot Topo Lot 13 Block 8 Fishers Island Corporation Fishers Island, N.Y. Mrs. A.B. Wallace, Sr. - Owner Scale 1" = 20' Contour Interval - 1 Foot
Project:09054; Wallace, A. B. Sr.; Fisher Island; Fishers Island; NY; 07 Private Estate & Homesteads; 8;
Location:Olmsted National Historic Site, Brookline, MA
Category:PLAN
Purpose:A&E (Architectural & Engineering)
Physical Characteristics:0000169877 21.5 x 23 cyano neg color p/c paper
Dates:OCT-1928
Notes:Surveyed by W.N. Brown, Engr.
Please credit: Courtesy of the United States Department of the Interior, National Park Service, Frederick Law Olmsted National Historic Site.