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I painted this portrait and donated it to the town of Franklin, MA. who then turned it into their new town seal.

 

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Boston's Old City Hall Boston MA

Ray Roberts Lake State Park Interpretive Center

The Memorial Fountain and Statue located in Memorial Square in downtown Chambersburg honors the town's role in the Civil War. A memorial stone at the foot of the soldier statue describes the destruction of the town in 1864. Located around Memorial Fountain is Memorial Square, with the Courthouse, Heritage Center, and Rose Rent Churches. Erected in 1878 to honor the men who fought in the Civil War, the fountain has stood for generations as an enduring symbol of rebirth. Chambersburg, the only town north of the Mason-Dixon Line to be burned during the Civil War, has their faithful Union soldier guarding the southern gate at the fountain. This historic spot is also where Generals Robert E Lee and A.P. Hill made the momentous decision to travel east to Gettysburg to engage the Union Army in 1863.

Philadelphia, Pennsylvania

 

One of 3 post offices in the United States that, due to historical significance, do not have a zip code assigned.

Benjamin Franklin's Birthday is January 17 ~ Download this Shape Book @ www.christianhomeschoolhub.spruz.com/dc-shape-books.htm

Benjamin Franklin (on a bench), located on the University of Pennsylvania campus, was created by George Lundeen in 1987. Gifted by the class of 1962 in honor of the class' 25th reunion, it was originally located on the 3600 block of Locust Walk and moved to its current location at the on the southeast corner of 37th Street and Locust Walk in 1992. The life-size bronze statue depicts Franklin, seated on a bench, reading a copy of the Pennsylvania Gazette, which he and Hugh Meredith purchased in 1729. The copy of the paper is dated May 15, 1987. A pigeon is perched atop the bench next to Franklin.

 

The University of Pennsylvania, commonly referenced as Penn or UPenn, is a private Ivy League research university. It is one of nine colonial colleges, established in 1740 by Benjamin Franklin, who first convened the board of trustees in 1749, arguably making it the fifth-oldest institution of higher learning in the country. The current core comps covers 299 acres in a contiguous area of West Philadelphia's University City, with the older heart comprising the University of Pennsylvania Campus Historic District. The university currently has four undergraduate schools serving approximately 10,000 students and 12 graduate and professional schools, serving another approximately 13,000 students.

Clark County,

Madame Tussauds Wax Museum,

The Venetian,

Las Vegas, Nevada, USA.

"I never was before engaged by any study that so totally engrossed my attention and my time as this has lately done." - Benjamin Franklin on his study of electricity

This is not at the Americana, but in a kind of alley/alcove north of it, off Brand Avenue. I've been wanting to get a photo of this for a long time now, but I never thought of bringing my camera when I was there. That was because all I had were 35mm cameras with lots of lenses, which meant I had to cart a whole case around. Now I just use my Canon for moments like this.

One of my Christmas projects this year.

This is the only room you can take pictures in at the Constitution Center.

60mm Canon macro lens and EF25II Extension tube.

Montreal (est. 1642, pop. 1.7 MM) • Notre Dame Street

 

• Chateau Ramezay • built as the residence of Claude de Ramezay (1659-1724), governor of Montreal

 

• owned by the French West India Company 1745-1763

 

• after a fire, was rebuilt in 1756 • walls are limestone rubble recovered from first house • separate turreted bldg. to the left of the main facade completed in 1903

 

• in 1775 was Canadian hq for the Continental Army when it seized Montreal, then a British province

 

• in the spring of 1776 Benjamin Franklin, one of three commissioners sent by Congress, stayed in this house while trying to recruit French Canadian troops to help fight the British in the American Revolutionary War …read on

 

• first building in Québec to be classified an historic monument • now a museum

The 80-year-old Franklin invented this tool to grasp and lower books from high shelves because "old men find it inconvenient to mount a ladder or steps."

Benjamin Franklin "We must all hang together or assurdely we shall all hang separately

Statue of Benjamin Franklin at The University of Pennsylvania

In Craven Street Charing Cross. 1st September

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