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A Peter Witt heritage trolley car displayed on The Delmar Loop in University City, an inner suburb of St. Louis, Missouri. The hybrid battery/overhead electric "Loop Trolley" project, connecting the Loop to the Missouri History Museum in Forest Park (via DeBaliviere), is currently in the pre-construction phase.
A street performer juggles fire in front of Harry Weber's Chuck Berry statue, on the Delmar Loop during the 2012 Loop Ice Carnival.
Part of Ron Fondaw's "Vertical Loop" sculpture next to The Pageant on the Delmar Loop, in St. Louis, Missouri.
From the Riverfront Times: "'Vertical Loop' consists of seven 30-foot-tall poles with carved images representing the lifestyle of the Delmar Loop; four of the seven poles are topped with decorative windvanes, including a ballet slipper, a book, a guitar and a painter's palette."
Saturday evening's peaceful protests in the Loop neighborhood of St. Louis gave way to unlawful agitators who caused damage to the glass fronts of many of the businesses. On Sunday, local artists helped out by covering the boarded-up windows with some beauty. Quite heartening. #delmarloop #universitycity #stlouis #missouri #heartening
Tested out one of the cameras I picked up on my Chicago trip. It was having film transport issues. Oh well, at least I had my digital with me.
... Digital I brought with me suddenly decided to die. Mechanical shutter seems to be broken?
This is why I always have a backup backup camera with me. When the Fuji didn't turn on properly, I was able to grab my Canon and keep on truckin'.
University City is an inner suburb of St. Louis, Missouri. From www.waymarking.com/waymarks/WM2W53_Lions_at_the_Gate_Univ...: "These lions guard the Gates of Opportunity to University Heights on Delmar at Trinity in University City."
Joe and Linda Edwards opened Blueberry Hill in September, 1972 at 6504 Delmar. By 1977, Blueberry Hill had expanded into the eastern end of the block-long building. This sign includes the familiar distinctive "Blueberry Hill" script.
Part of the 2012 "Mannequins on the Loop" art project, with Harry Weber's sculpture of Chuck Berry in the background, on the Delmar Loop in St. Louis, Missouri.
Yay, another bicycle bell image for my collection. I'm not often in a place with bikes parked on the street, so when I am, I try to find a bell to capture; and I'm always thinking of my buddy, Georgette. :) I found this one on the Delmar Loop.
The Delmar Loop in St. Louis, Missouri, voted "One of the 10 Great Streets in America" by the American Planning Association.
The Delmar Loop in St. Louis, Missouri (and its neighboring municipality, University City), voted as one of the "10 Great Streets in America" by the American Planning Association.
The Delmar Loop contains a scale model of the solar system, starting with the sun outside the Moonrise Hotel. Uranus is located in front of this building.
Part of the 2012 "Mannequins on the Loop" art project on The Delmar Loop in St. Louis, Missouri. This is "Groovy" by Jeff Briggs, representing Blueberry Hill restaurant and music club.
Stevie Starbuck by Stevens - The Institute of Business and Arts
Representing Starbucks
6621 Delmar Blvd.
Mannequin Project: Diversity & Inclusion
#MannequinsOnTheLoop
Saturday evening's peaceful protests in the Loop neighborhood of St. Louis gave way to unlawful agitators who caused damage to the glass fronts of many of the businesses. On Sunday, local artists helped out by covering the boarded-up windows with some beauty. Quite heartening. #delmarloop #universitycity #stlouis #missouri #heartening
My photoshoot plans for today canceled, which was frankly a blessing because it was ninety-goddamn-five degrees out. Instead, I took some pics on the Loop and tried out Corner 17.
American Woman's League members, convention delegates and friends were invited to greet League founder and president Edward Gardner Lewis on Saturday, June 10 following the convention session. A large number of them gathered on the plaza around the Lion Gates for an opportunity to visit with him. This photograph appeared in "The Woman's National Daily" on June 14, 1910.