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CDOT 471, a GP7 rebuilt with a "crew cab" by previous owner Guilford, is prepped for a commuter run out of New Haven, CT in August 1995. Originally MEC 471 / 571.
Five Mile Point Lighthouse, New Haven, Connecticut. Built in 1847, added to the US National Register of Historic Places in 1990.
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One from the archives: I have only been through Union Station in New Haven, CT, a couple of times - but the shiny tunnels are so attractive to photograph.
Amtrak AEM7 930 at New Haven in 1982. A SPV 2000 is to the right and an MU car is in the background behind it. - from a Kodachrome slide in my collection, photographer unknown
this is from the Peabody Museum website:
Torosaurus, a horned dinosaur that lived at the end of the Cretaceous Period 66 to 65 million years ago, is a member of the group of frilled and horned dinosaurs known as ceratopsians that also includes the more familiar Triceratops. Ceratopsians were herbivorous dinosaurs that fed on cycads and other low-lying plants, using their tough beak to crop plants, and their well-developed cheek teeth to chew.
59 Cadillac re-scan from a Fuji bleached negative. The emulsion appears to have softened and blurred the photo as the original was sharply focused. I like the look, though in the future might store my negatives better...even negatives put between book pages fared better. The instant negatives were not engineered to be used much less last like a normal negative.
I think, I kept going around the circle to many times. Many fish to choose from, although not the worst I've seen. Or smelt. Oh wait; different fish.
The East Rock Pharmacy, formerly Hall Benedict Drug Store, in New Haven, Connecticut shot with the Olympus E-5 on a snowy day in 2012.
Neighborless since 2007 when the old New Haven Coliseum was torn down, the modernist Knights of Columbus Building is the headquarters of the organization since 1969. At 23 stories, it is the 3rd tallest building in the city. New Haven, Connecticut, USA.
Sin vecinos desde 2007, cuando se demolió el antiguo Coliseo de New Haven, el edificio modernista de los Caballeros de Colón es la sede de la organización desde 1969. Con 23 pisos, es el tercer edificio más alto de la ciudad. New Haven, Connecticut, EE. UU.
As the sun sets, a Metro-North train makes its final stop at New Haven's Union Station. The station, opened in 1920, is actually the third, replacing the original 1848 and 1879 structures that predate it. Today, it is the busiest station in the state providing access to Amtrak's Northeast Corridor and the New-Haven-Springfield Line, CT Rail, and Metro-North. New Haven, Connecticut, USA.
Al atardecer, un tren de Metro-North hace su última parada en la Estación Union de New Haven. Esta estación, inaugurada en 1920, es en realidad la tercera, reemplazando las estructuras originales de 1848 y 1879 que la precedieron. Hoy en dÃa, es la estación con mayor tráfico del estado, con acceso al Corredor Noreste de Amtrak y a la lÃnea New-Haven-Springfield, CT Rail y Metro-North. New Haven, Connecticut, EE. UU.