View allAll Photos Tagged offices
In contrast with the Pasture Master, Richmond Burgage Pastures Comittee and the Clerk of the Company of Fellmongers (no, I don't know what that means either), the Steward of the Company of Mercers, Grocers and Haberdashers seems quite ordinary. Mind you I went to a Mercers' Company School for a couple of years.
December 2019: I've found out what a fellmonger is. It's not someone who sells hills, but someone who deals in hides and skins, though after the tanning process. There's a house in St. Ives (Cambridgeshire) which used to belong to a fellmonger - I think they must have got fed up with people ringing the door bell to ask them what it meant, so they put a sign up explaining the name.
[D2_04198]
2e tour aérien interprovincial - Second annual interprovincial air tour - Aéroport Maniwaki Airport CYMW 5 ju 2009
Computers are available in the media center for patrons who wish to use Microsoft Office for word processing or spreadsheets.
This is the offices of XFM and Choice, I think. Definately XFM. At the end of the corridor there is the studio where they do the shows and that.
Same as the North Offices (which I didn't get any photos of), apart from the fact these ones are at the South side of the complex.
Typical "cubicle" arrangement, a couple of which still have some paperwork and interesting artefacts.
This is the famous building at Central District, Hong Kong. All the windows are circular and its basically a building of offices.
Truly an amazing sight. I just managed to capture the top of the building before the sun almost killed my eyes!
Summary:
Post offices listed, Bancroft, Giles (or Jiles or Jarrels) Creek, Luro, and Paceton, were in locations where members of the Lile, Knight and Pace families lived.
Notes:
From Tales of the Bicentennial by Bobby Anderson.
Subjects:
Anderson, Bobby, author.
Postal service.
Wells, Jeans, contributor.
Muhlenberg County Kentucky History Group: