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The west entrance emerged in the 1970s when an adjoining building was demolished.
- The exposed wall resulting from the demolition of an adjoining building was refaced by Page & Steele architects, including the doorway arch, architraves, and rosettes to blend in with the building's architectural style.
- The west-entrance wall that was exposed after the demolition of an adjoining building was refaced with Indiana limestone.
- Upon completion in 1931, it was the tallest building in the British Empire.
- Around its magnificent entrance we see Mercury, the god of bankers, as well as images of bees, squirrels and beavers, symbolizing industry, hard work and thrift.
- Tallest building in Canada from 1931-1962
design architect: Darling and Pearson, York & Sawyer
Other firms: Anglin-Norcross Limited , Provincial Glass Co., Ltd., Kokomo Opalescent Glass Co., Inc., Standard Parking, bcIMC, Zeidler Partnership Architects, Page + Steele Inc., Canadian Imperial Bank of Commerce.
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Crawfordville, GA (Taliaferro County) Copyright 2008 D. Nelson
Today I teamed up with Matt to revisit the Monk Mansion and Crawfordville and do some storm cloud chasing. The clouds were indeed very cool but in Crawfordville, the storm finally caught up with us. We had just stopped on Commerce Street when we heard the train whistle and made a mad dash for the tracks. Just at that moment, it started pouring.
The next half hour was spent under various seriously leaking awnings, driving around the block in our cars, trying to maneuver them so we could shoot through rolled down windows, before parking again - just 200 feet down the road - to wait out the rain some more. Whoever watched us probably thought we were nuts. It finally cleared and for a few minutes we got the storm-sun combo that is always so rewarding.
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Newspaper 7-26-1967
Roy Thompson, far right, presents prize checks for winners in the recent Chamber of Commerce Beautification contest. Winners are, from left, Mrs. Eugene Barnett, Mrs. Hobert Wilson and Mrs. O.W. Griffin.
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James Slaughter Photography Collection
Newspaper 7-26-1967
Major Vincent Parmesano, deputy district engineer for the Army Corps of Engineers, addresses the local chamber of commerce and announces plans for a new commercial boat dock on Pitman Creek. The new 20-acre facility will be built just downstream from the Somerset Boat Club.
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James Slaughter Photography Collection
Just like the blogosphere, there is an e-commerce world too. The size of both of these atmospheres is infinite, and is available to the majority of the world.
Looking southwest
Constructed in 1936
Bridge Engineer Unknown
Eligible for National Register of Historic Places
Concrete Slab Underpass
Commerce Street and railroad @ Navigation Boulevard
Built under Houston's street improvement bond program of the 1930s.
City Beautiful design
The Four Statues that surround the Dome of the Council House, Nottingham depicting Commerce by Joseph Else, Prosperity by James Woodward, Civic Law by Charles LJ Doman and Knowledge by Ernest Webb. All were associated with the Nottingham School of Art, Joseph Else the Tutor, and the rest Students.
Almost 100 golfers teed off in the Destin Chamber of Commerce’s Annual Tax Relief Golf Tournament Sponsored by ResortQuest by Wyndham Vacation Rentals. The tournament was held April 20, at Emerald Bay Golf Club. Life’s A Beach took home top prize, followed by Ace Hardware of Destin and Affordable Home Insurance, Inc. Winners of the Longest Drive prizes were Ana Goodman, Warren Averett, and Shaun Eubanks, Trustmark National Bank. Winners of the Closets to the Pin prizes were Kevin Lack, Galati Yacht Sales; Jerry Lancaster, McCaskill & Company; Calvin Mooney, Ace Hardware of Destin; and Todd Preston, ResortQuest by Wyndham Vacation Rentals.
Thank you to all tournament sponsors, including title sponsor ResortQuest by Wyndham Vacation Rentals. Teams with Hole Sponsorships included Coastal Accounting of NW Florida, PA; Ace Hardware of Destin; Destin Commons; Emerald Coast Convention & Visitors Bureau, Inc.; Fort Walton Beach Medical Center; Galati Yacht Sales; Gulf Power Company; Harrison Sale McCloy; Monypeny DeWitt and Associates, PC; Pratt Aycock Title, LLC; SimpleHR; Southern Earth Sciences, Inc.; Supreme Lending; Trustmark National Bank; and Warren Averett.
Teams included Affordable Home Insurance, Inc.; Acme Oyster House; BluePoint Financial, LLC; Giant Enterprises; Grayton Beer Company; Life's A Beach; McCaskill & Company; Newman-Dailey Resort Properties, Inc.; and Southern Rentals and Real Estate. Hole Sponsors included BayArea Awards & Engraving; CertaPro Painters of Northwest Florida; Complete DKI; Conerly, Bowman & Dykes, LLP; Emerald Coast Title Services, LLC; Enco Electronic Systems, LLC; Executive Air Heating and Cooling; FirstService Residential; Matthews & Jones, LLP; Max Muscle Sports Nutrition; Mosaic / DELL Military; New York Life, Tim Kersanac; Somerby of Santa Rosa Beach; Sterling Resorts; Superior Residences at Bluewater Bay; SWBC Mortgage; White Sands Resort Realty dba NextHome White Sands; and Zimmerman Sports Chiropractic.
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Newspaper 10-8-1969
Geno Bianchi, operator of the Holiday Motel and as Eastern Kentucky native, welcomes Dr. J.C. Coldiron of Hazard. Coldiron, a former physician, is opening a strip-mining operation near Squib in Eastern Pulaski County. Charlie Bell, chamber president, is at center.
James Slaughter Photography Collection
The corner of Commerce Street and Marketgate in January, 1965, Mr Bremner's printing works was on the upper floor. The site is now precisely that occupied by the TSB.
The St. Joseph Chamber of Commerce and the Community Alliance met this week with U.S. Senator Claire McCaskill to discuss the 139th Airlift Wing of the Missouri National Guard and the importance of infrastructure funding for levies, and continued economic development for agriculture in the region.
“The 139th Airlift Wing is vital to the St. Joe community, and to our country’s national security, and it’s got no better friend than the Community Alliance.” said McCaskill, a senior member of the Armed Services Committee. “I’m always grateful for the chance to sit down with these folks and figure out how we can partner to grow the base and the community by boosting local infrastructure and creating good-paying jobs.”
McCaskill is a longtime advocate for the Missouri National Guard’s 139th Airlift Wing, which she has called the “‘top gun’ of airlift.” Last summer, as part of her Security & Defense Tour, McCaskill visited the 139th where she received a classified briefing from base leaders and heard directly from intelligence analysts examining the actions of America’s adversaries.
Following the visit, McCaskill raised budget uncertainty concerns she heard on her tour with top Pentagon officials, discussing the uniquely important role of the base’s Advanced Airlift and Tactics Training Center and Weapons Instructor Course in training fliers from the National Guard and Active Duty, as well as visiting pilots from international partner countries—and why that means it’s critical these courses get long-term funding for their long-term mission. Following that request, the Air Force agreed to develop a funding strategy to help secure budget certainty for the 139th, and the Director of Air National Guard has now developed a plan to be implemented in the next budget cycle.
In 2015, McCaskill teamed up with fellow Missouri Senator Roy Blunt at the Air National Guard Base for a roundtable discussion with 30 community leaders and leadership from the 139th Airlift Wing to talk about the C-130, the role of Missouri's military bases in national defense and the impact of possible Pentagon budget cuts. McCaskill has also urged the Air Force to bring additional C-130 aircraft to Rosecrans, touting the base's personnel, expertise, and exceptional training facilities.
And McCaskill has been a longtime supporter of investing in American infrastructure. She has led efforts to claw back previously earmarked funds to ensure the money is spent on critical infrastructure needs instead of politicians’ pet projects. Her efforts allowed the Missouri Department of Transportation to direct $72.6 million of previously unspent funds across Missouri to support local needs. These funds were originally earmarked by Congress for use 10 or more years ago, but because they were duplicates, or the project was scrapped, among other reasons—the funds were never used.
The Community Alliance of St. Joseph’s mission is to promote a shared vision for their community and to improve the local quality of life. The St. Joseph Chamber of Commerce was voted Missouri’s “Chamber of the Year” in 2015.
Commerce Court North, 25 King Street West, downtown Toronto. Completed in 1931 (with 34 floors rising to 145m/476 feet) it was Canada's tallest building until 1967
Quincaillerie Decaux rue de lille . Je l'ai connue . Il y avait un grand comptoir et on demandait aux vendeurs . Ça pouvait être long .
Valenciennes, Hainaut, Nord, France .
Collection J-P Leroy
A hand/digital hybrid sketch of Broadway Commerce Center at the corner of Willamette and Broadway, Eugene OR
I've never done any real night photography before, but a few weeks ago the Toronto Photography Meet-up Group organized an outing and managed to get us permission to shoot inside Commerce Court. Shooting on film is especially challenging at night, where due to many factors (film reciprocity among them) exposure is a crapshoot to a night-shooting amateur like myself. That being said, I am very happy with the resulting pictures and I'll be posting them over the next few weeks.
In case anyone's wondering, this is a 10 second exposure at f/16 on Kodak Ultracolor 100 film, shot with my Nikon 24-85 at 24mm with very minor corrections to colour in Photoshop.
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