Woolworths stores and merchandise.
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Shops in a street underpass. I wonder how they survive even though people are forced to use the underpass as deliberately there are no traffic lights on the street above.
General Merchandise, Circa 1880.At Bayou Paul Road is the rustic M. Barthel Store, although locals call it the J. A. Barthel Store. The swayback plank porch leads to a dim interior captured for its atmosphere in numerous commercials and films. Although the store no longer stocks general merchandise-buckets, boots, moss, and such-the straightforward display of foodstuffs and sundries on unadorned shelving preserves the flavor of a River Road general store where the proprietor greets everyone by name and business is still done the old-fashioned way.
Terrasson-Lavilledieu
L'octroi de Terrasson
Véritable système de douane locale, l'octroi fut une structure particulièrement importante pour les revenus communaux. Il servait notamment à financer l'entretien des fortifications et les travaux d'utilité publique.
Le terme "octroi" vient du verbe octroyer qui signifie accorder: la ville octroie l'entrée des marchandises en échange d'une taxe. Ces taxes, toujours mal acceptées furent supprimées définitivement à la fin de la seconde guerre mondiale. Ce bureau d'octroi servit par la suite de balance officielle à la commune. Elle permettait aux éleveurs et aux agriculteurs de peser et d'officialiser le poids de leur marchandise avant la vente.
Situé près du vieux pont, le local ainsi que son équipement de pesée ont été remis au goût du jour il y a peu.
The Grant of Terrasson
A true local customs system, the appropriation was a particularly important structure for municipal revenues. It was used in particular to finance the maintenance of fortifications and public utility works.
The term "grant" comes from the verb grant which means to grant: the city grants the entry of goods in exchange for a tax. These taxes, always poorly accepted, were definitively abolished at the end of the Second World War. This granting office subsequently served as the municipality's official balance sheet. It allowed breeders and farmers to weigh and formalize the weight of their merchandise before sale.
Located near the old bridge, the premises and its weighing equipment were recently brought up to date.
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Chicago, on the river
Fun fact - when opened in 1930, this was the largest building in the word in terms of floor space.
I stumbled upon an illustration I created well over seven years ago. This concept was one of many presented to a local radio station.
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Anthony Günther, Count of Oldenburg (10 November 1583 - 19 June 1667), he was the founder of the 'Kramermarkt' in the year 1608.
It´s a funfair on ten days in September/October.
It´s the eighth largest fun fair in Germany.
Oldenburg is an independent city in the state of Lower Saxony, Germany.: - Population 170.000 ( Nov. 2019 ) ( Metropolitan Region `Bremen / Oldenburg´ 2.4 million people )
Scanned from Kodak Tri-X 400
(shot at ISO-250 and expired from Jan-2014)
shot with Orange filter
Chicago, IL
April 2021
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"Delicate merchandise!
The harbors are big with it-
bazaars
for the light and the
barbarous gold.
We open
the halves
of a miracle,
and a clotting of acids
brims
into the starry
divisions:
creation's
original juices..."
Pablo Neruda
i really find the ability of vendors to balance merchandises on their heads quite remarkable. it is an efficient method for carrying loads as it leaves both hands free for other uses. this practice dates back to antiquity
The Merchandise Mart Building from the river. Chicago, Illinois, USA.
El edificio Merchandise Mart desde el río. Chicago, Illinois, Estados Unidos.