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Carroll County. Photo by J Gallagher, Aug. 1973.
Part of the Post Mark Collectors Club (PMCC) collection.
Post Office pillar box number BB1012 in front of Banbury Town Hall
The fluted design for the Birmingham and Southern District dates from 1856, the design being modified in 1857 to incorporate what was to become the conventional horizontal posting slot. This particular pillar is though to date from 1856 and was awarded Grade II listed building status on 14th February slot.
This particular pillar is dates from 1857 and was moved to its present location after restoration on 25th November 1974. It was awarded Grade II listed building status on 14th February 1986
Picture by B.Buchanan
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Drove out to the town of Arnprior a few weeks ago. This is the old post office, which, if I remember correcctly, is now a town museum.
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Kaunas | Kauno Apskritis | LITHUANIA
The Kaunas Central Post Office building is one of the most important representative buildings of interwar period constructed between 1930-1932. It is a valuable symbol of national modernistic architecture. Features of the building include wood carvings on window rims, cement cornices and a ceramic floor laid in national weave texture.
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The dry air and strong sunlight of the desert are rough on wood. This fence corner is about to reach the end of its useful lifespan, but a mesquite seems to be volunteering to take over the task of supporting the fence.
Note the Opticom detector, immediately opposite the simplex of the mastarm. The approach facing the advanced signal head and opticom has a curve.
Former site. Comanche County. Photo by J Gallagher, Nov. 1995.
Part of the Post Mark Collectors Club (PMCC) collection.
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The rotating sphere etched with a constellation is a symbolic form reminding us that the reach of education has no boundaries.
Location: Danville School near Crosswalk
Artists: Andrea Wasserman and Jeffrey Sass
Materials: Stainless steel, Woodbury granite