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While the Scadding Cabin might be the oldest building on the exhibition grounds (dating back to 1794 and relocated to Exhibition Place in 1879), the Press Building (1905) is the oldest building on the grounds built for the exhibition. This two storey structure originally housed the administrative offices of the CNE Association (CNEA), but became the Press Building in 1957 when the CNEA moved its offices to the Queen Elizabeth Building. Nowadays, the building is once again home to the staff of the CNE.
Designed by George Wallace Gouinlock and completed in 1905, the Press Building was designed to emulate the formal public buildings of the time. Like the other 15 structures designed by Gouinlock for Exhibition Place, the Press Building was designed in the Beaux Arts style, with a heavy application of baroque elements including its bold massing and opulent use of ornament and colour. Today, the building is protected as part of the Gouinlock Buildings/ Early Exhibition Buildings National Historic Site of Canada.
Gouinlock was not only the architect of many of the CNE’s buildings, he also played a significant role leading the profession, first as Chair of the Toronto Society of Architects in 1895 and soon after as President of the Ontario Association of Architects in 1909.
To view the CNE Heritage website, including more images of CNE buildings, visit: Press Building
The first in a short series of small builds inspired by things I remember from my dad's garage when I was young. First up is a drill press. I only used his twice: once to widen the holes in the control plate of a Japanese-built Fender Mustang guitar to fit larger potentiometers, and once to drill and tap a replica of a Winchester 1873 rifle to add a tang-mounted peep sight.
The build explains itself, but it took a few versions to get this down to the size I wanted. It's almost exactly the height of a minifig.
My nephew Diego went to a party yesterday and in his goody bag there was a slimy frog. He was frighten of it... so today I decided to attach it to clear tape and hang it from my door .. and this is his reaction to it.. now he doesn't know how to get to the other side of the door...
ODC~ 4/10/11: The Other Side
This Chanfler and Price press was used to print the first edition of the Western Slope Criterion in Olathe, CO in 1905. Doesn't say if subsequent issues used this or another press. They were called snappers because they snapped shut and people had to be careful to not get their hands caught between the plates.
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This beauty is a little bit of a rarity for me; I rarely see ghost signs with black backgrounds. Located on the east side of the street just south of the intersection of 20th Street and College Avenue, Indianapolis.
On a vile day weather-wise at Birmingham New Street, a passenger moves to board the 1550 hrs West Midlands Trains service to Hereford, (Thursday 20 May 2021).
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at the 1st ever people of color mindfulness retreat hosted by Deer Park Monastery in 2004.
the monastery, located in escondido,ca, was established by the Buddhist monks and nuns of the Thich Nhat Hanh tradition from viet nam. it is named after the park near the city of benares in ancient India where over 2,500 years ago, Shaykamuni Buddha gave his 1st teaching after attaining enlightenment. this teaching became known as "Turning the Dharma Wheel."
After driving down from the mountains we ended up at an Olive Oil factory where we where given a personal tour by the owner. A very friendly man that expalined the process in producing some of the finest cold press oil. they also sold a few other products such as Carob beans, yummy. I did lve the award winnng olive oil as well.
I love the architecture of machines. This press really stands out from all the other equipment in looks and dependability.
It is still used daily.
Sketched in a Tan book with ballpoint pens, markers, gouache,colored pencils and white gel pen. GM Nameplate Heidelberger Druckmaschinen AG
Eldorado Canyon Gold Mine - Nelson Nevada - Intrepid 4x5mk2 -Schneider Symmar S 150 f5.6 - Ilford Delta 100 @80 iso developed in Rodinal 1+100- Epson 4990 scan Fluid mount
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