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The New York State Capitol standing in the center built in 1899 surrounded by the Legislative Office Buidling (Left) & Robert Abrams Building for Law and Justice (right) built in the 1970s in Albany,New York

The two Rudis pictured with their 'harmonicas'. Those are the biggest harmonicas we've ever seen.

Kids of all ages learned about a new culture through dance in this program.

"On the workbench" an Admira Classical in clamps after a broken headstock repair

Over-provided with strings of fairy lights.

A performer in Shrewsbury's Street Fest UK. Aug-2008

Worth every penny of a pound to listen to his marvelous

renditions and take his photo (Canon G9 compact)

www.shrewsburystreetfest.co.uk/

Festivals Masterclass students concert

 

Photo: Kārlis Miksons, Official photographer of VI International Salacgriva Classical Music Festival

The Circus, Bath

This is the most vague and I'm not sure if it's supposed to be Greek or Roman solders depicted in this section, ether way they don't really look like either.

6747 S Euclid. 1905. Very similar to 6740 Bennett.

Had little time off today from mommy duties..I was able to finally take pictures of my Classical Alice Pullip. Bought her last February 10, 2014. 2years ago ♥ I removed her from her box with her board backing still attached to take nice pictures....I still could not muster the courage to really removed her from her box and play her....what do you think? She is sooOoOOoo Pretty & Photogenic!

Western Cultures Gallery, Smithsonian Institution, Washington, D.C. Complete indexed photo collection at WorldHistoryPics.com.

Model: Kendall Mall (BMG Orlando)

2nd Sunday Wells Carnival 2018. duck race, raft race, classical music and rum n reggae night.

St Mary's Catholic church, Woodbridge Road, Ipswich

 

Originally uploaded for Guess Where Ipswich, guessed by bay m.

Antonio Strad Violin's Annual Christmas Recital - December 20, 2013

Playing with the Canon 58mm 500D Close-up Lens

A Grand Period House in the Classical Style. This image from an old slide taken in the 1960's. Unfortunatly I cannot recall where this is, any information will be appreciated.

 

Many thanks to "adfbristol" for identifying this house as "Frenchay Manor, Bristol, built around 1736"

At Steinbrueck Park.

The usual weekly Sunday gig at Revolution Cafe.

 

Sunday 8th of February 2009.

 

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