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A wall mounted large-sized ‘Ludlow’ type King George V letter box outside Warcop Post Office. Tuesday 10th July 1990
Ref no 11605
This was taken not very long after I first shaved my head to mark my 30th birthday. I wanted to do something outlandish, so off came the long hair.
I have had short hair ever since and think I look more male.
The glasses are for reading purposes but I rarely use them.
Windham County. Photo by E Kalish, Oct. 2014.
Part of the Post Mark Collectors Club (PMCC) collection.
Cullman County. Photo by J Gallagher, Mar. 2007.
Part of the Post Mark Collectors Club (PMCC) collection.
Mercedes Aráoz, Prime Minister of Peru speaking during the Session "Post-Establishment Politics? " at the Annual Meeting 2018 of the World Economic Forum in Davos, January 23, 2018
Copyright by World Economic Forum / Greg Beadle
Dunedin Post Office
Reference number: PA2-0013
Albumen print
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Feb. 1965 St. Petersburg Times photo with the following caption: "Acting postmaster Ruth L. Burney prepares to empty the letter box in front of the little old post office."
Debbie (Burney) Jones wrote on facebook: "This was the Barton Street post office in Elfers. Getting mail out of the outside box is my mom, Ruth Lucille Burney." (2384).
To reach the shops on foot from Leyton Road: walk in from far left, then round the back of the tent, walk back along the railway, up this zigzag ramp, over the bridge to the right, then down the other side of the railway to the back of the shops. It's as if Westfield *really* hates pedestrians.
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Attempting to learn this thing called art here on Second Life. Used Sai Paint Tool. Finished on 2/22/18
Yet another from a walk through Dunham Massey park, Altrincham, Cheshire, England.
Canon 450D + 50mm + nifty fifty
I know these last few, although posted over a week, were all taken on the same day, but we've not had great weather here and I'm supposed to be training for a 10K in the evenings :)
However, I did get out yesterday evening in the nice sunset we had and popped off about 200 I think around the river near to us, so will have a sort through and see what's there.
Posts in black and white at Mission San Luis Obispo de Tolosa in San Luis Obispo, California, U.S.A. Spanish priests founded this mission in 1772. (Photo taken July 10, 2014)
Photo © 2014 Marcie Heacox, all rights reserved. FOR PERSONAL VIEWING PURPOSES ONLY.
Journal 1, date unknown Day 8
"To whom now find it"
Hmm .. i know i havent written in a while, but now i just need to do it, Okai it startet by after i had ben walking mabye 3 days i got to the city, i went in to the city and i found a nice place i thing it most have been i richmans house, i went around the house and found a entry i went in and I quickly covered the entrance whit some planks and boxes, then i went looking for stuff i could use and i found a small place and the real Entrence so the small place most have been the Guard house, so i went inside and saw a lot of stuff i could use a radio and a nice armor but i tinkelt a littel whit it and made it better and i also found a nice helmet, im forsure gonna use the armor. but i was really tired so i tried to sleep but the floor was vary dusty but you could stille se some op the floor, it was really nice, but after i couldt not sleep i thought i wouldt get some thing to eat, so i took my last can of food and was just aboudt to eat when i heard tree or four shoots. so i quickly grapt my magnum and found the closets hole in the wall and the first thing i saw, was a merc og soldier trying to fight some thing off, but he couldt not the thing overpowered him, but the i saw another guy come running and behind him there was one more of those thing, but this was closer at my and i was choked there was no skin on its i gues it was some kind of a zombie, but the man startet screeming and the it just stoped, tomorow im gonna go on dont what to be here when those things find a way in here.
"Note for my self go look for any gun and supplies"
loner over and out.
Three students pose in front of the mailboxes in the post office in the Students' Building in 1949. Back of photo reads "post office the first place the freshman learn." The Students' Building housed the post office from 1932-1949. Prior to 1910, mail was distributed through the dormitories. In 1910, a lock-box Post Office was installed in the basement of Administration Building. In 1932, in a general reorganization of the campus after the library fire of September, 1932, the Post Office moved to the Students' Building until it was razed in 1949. In 1949, the Post Office was located in the basement of South Spencer Residence Hall until it moved to the Elliott Student Union in 1953. Since 1953, mail has been distributed through locked boxes in the dormitories. The cornerstone of the Students Building was laid in 1902. Contributions from students, faculty, and visiting speakers allowed the completion of the three story structure in 1906. It housed the Domestic Science and Manual Training Departments, the post office and book store, society halls, a banquet hall, and a 700 seat auditorium. The building was razed in 1950.
To see more from The UNCG University History Collections: libcdm1.uncg.edu/ui.php.
Lake Geneva, Wis. Steamers at Public Landing, William´s Bay. Sent to Miss Alma Johanson in Gothenburg, Sweden in Oct. 19, 1911.
Discontinued Jan. 23, 1993. Saint Louis County. Photo by J Gallagher, Jul. 1976.
Part of the Post Mark Collectors Club (PMCC) collection.