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Clock Tower at the Umatilla Co., Court House; Pendleton, Oregon. The tower houses a model 17 counter-wieght Seth-Thomas clock works that was in the tower of the original court house.
Pendleton, IN. - What a day! What a day Christmas was. Christmas in Pendleton, Indiana that is. From early Saturday morning with the crowing of the Pendleton Snow Princess, the measuring of what is probably a record snow by Parade Grand Marshall, Alicia Roman of WISH-TV and then toward evening with the Christmas Tree Lighting and caroling, the entire town of Pendleton was filled with children, parents, and shoppers for a day that will be long remembered by all.
Today during the Fall Creek Festival I decided to put put my Samsung Galaxy Note 2 to the test of being my sole source for photos and videos during this event.
While I have used my Samsung Galaxy Note 2 to take a lot of photos and videos for my website I had not used it as the primary camera for a day-long photo shoot.
I will be talking more about what the results and my thoughts about the Samsung Galaxy Note 2 capabilities in another video very soon on YouTube (www.youtube.com/user/xg6250/)
From Jenny Walker Sisson; one of the Pendleton-Gazette Facebook visitors: This years parade was exceptional! Everyone took time to really decorate the floats and all the pink shows what a great community we have. And, we won the game!!!
March 20, 2008- the water in Fall Creek in Pendleton, Indiana begins overflowing the banks. This is just downstream of the falls, which are normally only a couple of feet high.
Pendleton, OR, originated as a station on the old Oregon Trail. It's history is rich and it is a very 'western' town. I found these saddles in Hamley's right downtown. I have no use for a saddle, but I thought the image interesting.
Once was the home of Sophie Byers McComas, daughter of W.S. Byers of Byers Flour Mill. Original portion of house was built in 1900, and after some adding on etc., it was completed in 1910.
From Jenny Walker Sisson; one of the Pendleton-Gazette Facebook visitors: This years parade was exceptional! Everyone took time to really decorate the floats and all the pink shows what a great community we have. And, we won the game!!!
From Jenny Walker Sisson; one of the Pendleton-Gazette Facebook visitors: This years parade was exceptional! Everyone took time to really decorate the floats and all the pink shows what a great community we have. And, we won the game!!!
From Jenny Walker Sisson; one of the Pendleton-Gazette Facebook visitors: This years parade was exceptional! Everyone took time to really decorate the floats and all the pink shows what a great community we have. And, we won the game!!!
My Aunt Jean and Cousin Emma at Barbara's Breakfast. Emma broke her arm the weekend before falling off a horse, but she was still able to make it to Round-up. What a trooper.
Photo by Lorin T. Smith/NW Guardian
The construction scheduled for this stretch of Pendleton Avenue will be delayed by 45 days due to the snowstorm that affected most of Joint Base Lewis-McChord last week.
Located in the heart of the Pacific Northwest's Puget Sound region, Joint Base Lewis-McChord (JBLM) is the Defense Department's premiere military installation on the West Coast.
Joint Base Lewis-McChord (JBLM) provides world-class installation support to the joint base warfighters, Family members and the surrounding community.
For more information about Joint Base Lewis-McChord, visit the Facebook page at www.facebook.com/JBLMGarrison or read the article at www.nwguardian.com.
Pendleton, Indiana– This past Saturday the Lions Club here in Pendleton held their annual Pet Parade. Unlike past years the event took hikers and their pets through the scenic trails in Falls Park to the Town of Pendleton’s Dance Barn located on the north side of the park.
In addition to the judging for Best Pet Tricks, Look -A - Like, and the other categories this year’s event several other local pet organizations including Pendleton’s new rescue group, Friends For Paws, Ernie's Heart Pet Food Pantry from Anderson and Officer Mike Vaccaro and his K-9 Gizmo took part in the event.
Video Officer Mike and Gizmo: pendleton-gazette.com/meet-officer-mike-and-his-k-9-gizmo/
Video Jan Smith of Ernie’s Heart Pet Food pantry: pendleton-gazette.com/jan-smith-of-ernies-heart-pet-food-...
This large, neoclassical styled Courthouse serves Pendleton County, West Virginia. This site, on Main Street in Franklin, the county seat has seen four courthouses, the present one completed in 1927. The courthouse was designed by an architecture firm from Keyser, West Virginia and cost $70,000 to complete.