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First Presbyterian Church of Dallas was founded February 3, 1856, by the Rev. Robert Hamilton Byers, stated supply pastor for Presbyterian churches in Rusk and Henderson counties. The church began with eleven members. It lacked a formal place of worship so members met at various times in private homes, a blacksmith shop, a lumber yard, the courthouse, and a printing shop.
In 1873 the congregation erected its first owned building at Elm and Ervay streets. Its second home was built in 1882 at Harwood and Main streets, the first brick church in Dallas. By 1897 this structure had been enlarged and so extensively remodeled that it was considered to be a new (third) building. The style was Victorian eclectic.
The present sanctuary and Harwood Street Educational Building at Harwood and Wood, the congregation's fourth home, were built in 1911-12 by the Alex Watson Construction Company and opened on March 2, 1913. The Greek Revival church edifice was designed by C.D. Hill, a prominent Dallas architect. The Corinthian columns that flank the entrance doors on Harwood and Wood Streets are monolithic - the first in Dallas. Each column was shipped to Dallas on a separate flatcar from Indiana.
The exterior walls contain the original pictorial windows of "art glass." These were prepared by the Kansas City Stained Glass Works Company and shipped to Dallas in 1912. The interior design is a modified Akron Plan. The Akron plan was developed by Akron, Ohio architects (1900–1920) to promote efficiency of movement by congregants between worship and Sunday School. This plan is characterized by a semicircular amphitheater with curved seating, opening to classrooms immediately adjacent to the Sanctuary.
First Manchester: 33750 (SN12 AOK) an Alexander Dennis Enviro 400 bodied ADL Trident, painted in Corporate livery and allocated to Oldham Garage. This vehicle is captured here on Lever Street in Manchester City Centre whilst out of service.
© Christopher Lowe.
Date: 7th July 2016.
Ref No. 0038514.
Enviro 200 at St Enoch Centre on service 1D to Mountblow. Very LEZ compliant vehicle, new in 2009...
The Havelock encounters the usual flurries in the higher lands along the Oak Ridges Moraine.This was the first Snowfall for the 2013/14 season.
Operator- First Midland Red
Operating Area- Worcestershire & Herefordshire
Make- Wright Bus
Model- Eclipse Gemini
Chassie- Volvo B7TL
Fleet No- 32644
Reg- KP54AZG
Location Seen- Worcester Crowngate Bus Station
Service- Not in Service
Info- New to First Leicester
Seen- 28/11/22
Operator- First Midland Red Worcester
Operating Area- Worcestershire & Herefordshire
Make- Wright Bus
Model-Eclipse Urban 2
Chassie- Volvo B7RLE
Fleet No- 69435
Reg- WX59BYM
Location Seen- Worcester Bus Station with Service 144A
Info- New to First West of England Named Juno
Seen 23/11/21
Operator: First Eastern Counties Buses Ltd
Fleet No: 36177
Registration: BD11CGF
Body/Chassis: Volvo B9TL Wright Eclipse-Gemini 2
Chassis No: YV3S4R225BA149616
Seating: H45/29F
New: June 2011
Ex: --
Livery: First (Standard Barbie)
Date: Friday 22nd April 2016
Location: Castle Meadow, Norwich
Route: 25 (Rail Station via City Centre) BLUE LINE
First PMT
Scania L94UB Wright Solar S\Decker bus
65732
YN05HCY
Service 3A
Seen in Tunstall
Saturday 21.03.20
Happy Easter....
flickr birthday! (april 1st, 2009)
# 3 on explore! (march 31st, 2009, curious girls)
b&w on explore! (may, 6th, 2008, dummy?!)
solo exhibition on flickr NOW! : www.flickr.com/groups/thejurors/discuss/72157615540492893/
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First PMT
Scania L94UB Wright Solar S\Decker bus
65705
YN04GME
Service 3A Hanley
Seen in Tunstall
Saturday 7th March 2020
Well, could have been ! First Kernow Dennis Trident / Plaxton President PJ02PZY still carrying Fal Riverlink colours in Helston Tesco car park Friday 22 july 2016.
First W734DWX (30879) is a Volvo B7TL with Alexander ALX400 bodywork. Seen in Bugle, W734DWX was new to Yorkshire Rider as their 5734.
First Glasgow Volvo B7, SF06GXJ (69038) cab view. Seen in North Motherwell on the 241 prior to heading back to Cleland.
First West Yorkshire (Huddersfield depot) YJ54XUB 32513 seen departing Huddersfield Bus Station on service 181 to Wilberlee
Now that the meteorological winter has begun, it's time to catch up with editing the remaining photos from my travels in 2024.
This batch contains First buses in Glasgow.
First Yorkshire have a small fleet of courtesy buses which stand in for other buses whilst they receive the new "Olympia" livery at surrounding Yorkshire depots (one has ventured into Lancashire to Manchester) such as Rotherham, Doncaster and Bradford. Currently in the fleet are R registered Volvo B10BLEs which most were new to Sheffield Mainline in 1997. these were of the R781-790WKW batch of which have recently been withdrawn from service and some have bought themselves some more time by becoming courtesy vehicles for the surrounding area after refurbishment and repaint. Two other R reg type B10BLEs have been refurbished and repainted and distributed to Bradford (66101 R901BOU) and Doncaster (66112 R112BOU). Here 66112 R912BOU is seen in Doncaster.
Volvo recovery truck N565 XKL, which was previously D2 WHM and although devoid of lettering is presumably still part of the WH Malcolm Construction Services fleet, is seen at Clydebank Bus Station collecting First Glasgow Dart 41775
First Cymru's Carmarthen outstation at Johnstown early on a Sunday morning, 17 June 2018. All four buses are at home comprising 42604, 69212, 44558 & 44579.
First Hampshire & Dorset Volvo B7TL/Alexander ALX400
Weymouth Sea Front
10th August 2012
New to First London and on loan from Southampton for the summer period.
First Manchester (Bolton depot) BF63HDO 69539 seen on Princess Street, Manchester on Vantage V1 to Leigh
The first snow lies on the sprout.
初雪がちいさな新芽の上に降り積もりました。
散ってしまった紅葉の葉にも雪が降り積もっています。
これから厳しい冬がやってきます。
Canon EOS 5D,Sigma 50mm F1.4
Wearing:
- First Love Dress courtesy of Modcloth
- Cameo necklace, a gift from Thomas
- D.I.Y Pink Satin Bow
- Shoes from Target
Could words possibly describe how much I love this dress? Probably not. Frolicking through a field only feels natural with how angelic and sweet it is, and I feel so feminine and fairy-like!
...Blogged.