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Box Office of the Gem Theatre, Kannapolis, North Carolina, USA.
Currently showing: Night at the Museum: Battle of the Smithsonian
It struck me as odd that the maximum capacity is 919. Why not round it up or down?
Salvaged from a house in Bittaford and repainted by Alan Rosevear this milepost awaits repair and reinstatement.
At the far end of the Sculpture Garden at the Museum of Modern Art in NYC, we find the offices that make the institution run. This is an interesting layout. It reminds me of the set for Hollywood Squares but the decisions made there have far-reaching implications.
The 3D conversion of this 2D original is here:
Here's Adam Smith, cranking away on his PowerBook at the Steelbridge offices. Space was at a premium and Adam was located in what would normally be a passageway between cubicles.
At the height of the Second World War, on Saturday, 26 October 1940, at about 10.40pm, Wesleyan's Chief Office in Steelhouse Lane, Birmingham suffered a direct hit during a bombing raid.
Not sure whose offices these are. There are many outstanding bits of architecture on Pride Park... this may, or may not, be one of them. Very pretty this particular evening though.
Uh, yeah. So- I'm pretty sure I saw this *same* nightmare in one of The Matrix Films. Yup. That was it. Can I have the Red Pill now... please? Uploading using Sendto Flickr developed by Adamant Solutions
School offices at Pibor Girls Primary school, South Sudan. In the foreground is a framework of the temporary classrooms being constructed by Plan International
This is one of only four pictures that came out before the shutter of the Minox died! Unfortunately you won´t notice it until the film is developed due to the very, very quite shutter. I will send it to Minox for repairs because of it´s otherwise great condition...