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Grainger Hardware Hartford, CT 5/2016, pics by Mike Mozart of TheToyChannel and JeepersMedia on YouTube
I drove by Froelich's the other weekend and just couldn't not stop and take a few shots.
If your interested in the history and the story behind the symbols around the store here is a good article impactnews.com/houston-metro/tomball-magnolia/froehlichs-...
Another shot of Evers Hardware on the south side of the Square in Denton, Texas. I believe that this view is looking due north towards the front of the store. Note the movable ladder on the right, and the old-fashioned shelves on both sides. UPDATE:
The building is still there, with a new tenant and business (June 28, 2019). UPDATE: t is now the site of a T-shirt factory and store (January 21, 2023).
View of a street in downtown Benson, N.C. The Peacock Drug Co., Parrish-Godwin Co.,
and Parrish-Hall Hardware Co. are shown along the right side of the street. There
are several tools and pieces of equipment on the sidewalk in front of the hardware
store.
Digital Collection:
North Carolina Postcards
Publisher:
Peacock Drug Co., Benson, N.C.
Date:
1905; 1906; 1907; 1908; 1909; 1910; 1911; 1912; 1913; 1914; 1915
Location:
Benson (N.C.); Johnston County (N.C.);
Collection in Repository
Durwood Barbour Collection of North Carolina Postcards (P077); collection guide available
online at www.lib.unc.edu/ncc/pcoll/77barbour/77barbour.html
ESA astronaut Thomas Pesquet (during International Space Station EVA Hi-Fi Hardware 2/3 training at the International Space Station mockup in building 9 of NASA's Johnson Space Center in Houston, USA.
Credits: NASA–Bill Stafford
Framed picture in B&MRRHS Hardware Collection. Wayne Gagnon writes, “Of special note on the 3689 picture, just barely visible under smokebox and headlight, is the nameplate 'Flying Yankee' and painted on cab sides is 'Flying Yankee.' Nos. 3689 and 3686 came out of Billerica Shops in June 1930 with special paint job and detailing and also had a larger, extended tender than her sister P-2s for additional water and coal. It would be five years before another 'Flying Yankee' arrived on scene (B&M#6000)."
Submitted by Richard Nichols. Edited by Carl Byron. Learn more about the B&MRRHS at www.bmrrhs.org. Photo758
Interior shot of Evers Hardware. The store was used as one of the sets for the TV movie "Finding the Way Home" with George C. Scott. I believe that this shot is looking south towards the back of the store. Note the mobile ladder and the old fashioned shelves. As I remember, the Evers Family kept the store old-fashioned, because they liked it that way. Even after a fire damaged the store, they had everything put back and rebuilt exactly as it had been. Although the building still stands, this interior is all gone now, ready for a new business. UPDATE: The location is now a T-shirt factory and store (January 21, 2023).
In honor of the OSHW logo, and the Egg-Bot being open source hardware, here's my first attempt at an OSHW Egg.
Walk in and take a deep breath... the unmistakable smell of an old fashioned hardware store. Thank God some of these still exist.
Oldest hardware store in Florida still in operation. (1884) Painting on side of building.
Kissimmee Florida
SHAPED LIKE A LETTER is the topic for 15th March 2011
I cheated on the H, but the others items are as I found them.
Para el grupo I love l'atelier, juego #24: Detalles, foto 2/4
¿Pueden ser bonitos un montón de tornillos? Si los miras con detalle, yo creo que sà :)
a trip to the hardware store for a shower plug-- found the aisle with drawers of screws and nuts and bolts!!!
I was only there a couple hours
PCB's for the led light modules. Step by step we go on. There are a lot of PCBs necessary for driving the LED modules. Everything should now be drilled and cut.
The PCB's are:
40 key matrix keyboard.
12 Cree ledpower module.
8 channel FPGA output driver OC.
6 channel high power driver for cree leds
4 high power color leds holder.
4 channel high power color led driver
4 x 4 connector interfaces for power cables.
Boyd Stevens is the proprietor of Stevens Hardware in the hamlet of Orion, Alberta, population about a dozen people... He has spent much of his life inside this store and in Orion... His father also operated the store and passed it onto him...
I met him once before back in 2011, my previous visit to Orion... I had a good long chat with him this time, a friendly man full of stories from back when Orion and this whole region had much higher population...