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The clock strikes 11.00 in Downtown Providence, R.I. on a raw winters day.
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Providence House (small building) in Nidderdale is a historic property located near Greenhow and Ashfoldside, closely associated with the region’s 19th-century lead mining heritage. It is visible from the Nidderdale Way route and near the ruins of Providence Lead Mine.
Situated: Near Greenhow village, above Ashfoldside Beck in Upper Nidderdale, North Yorkshire
It likely served as a residence or administrative building linked to the Providence Mine operations
The upright stones (Mid right) are remains of the building which was the Engine Shed for the Providence Mine
The exterior of The Arcade Providence in Downtown Providence, R.I. when the building was closed and vacant.
Today the building is open and has a mixed use. The first floor is being used for small businesses while the second and third floor has 48 micro apartments for rent.
It is notable as the first enclosed shopping mall in the United States dating back to 1828.
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The impressive Providence Central Library in Providence, R..I.
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BNSF Railway ES44C4 7931 leads S-TACCHC1-23 at Providence, Wash. on the Lakeside Subdivision. July 25, 2020.
The Providence Antheneum Card Catalog - An artifact of the past that fits perfectly in this great old library
P&W GP38-2 #2007 hauls a westbound (either PR-1 or PR-3) through Providence, RI in July 1982. Photo by Jack Hughes
BNSF 6572 steadily crawls up the east slope of Providence Hill, one of the major obstacles on the railroad's Lakeside Subdivision.
The sun has set, and only the glow of the cloud line to the west shares any light on the scene. In the distance, the rolling hills between Lind, and Warden WA stretch on further than the eye can see. Mostly adorned with ryegrass and sage, some of those hills seasonally host crops of wheat, cultivated with dryland farming.
Other than the occasional vehicle of a farmhand traversing the county road, the only sound for many minutes was that of the four cycle GEVO prime movers roaring. The head end has just passed the former control point of Providence, and will crest the summit of the grade out of the right side of the frame.
The photo title is the same as a magazine article from the 1990's on this section of line. My memory fails me on recalling the author or publication, though I have a feeling it was Pacific Railnews, or CTC Board. A photocopy of that periodical accompanied me on my first visit to this line thirty years ago. On that day, much the same as on the day of the image above, very few trains ran until the evening hours, followed by a nearly nonstop parade through the night.
Providence & Worcester NRWO heads north on the Norwich Branch through Webster passing the Providence & Worcester Railfan Club. On the left is a 25 tonner looking awfully small compared to the B40-8W on the freight.
Waterplace Park , Providence, Rhode Island. Unfortunately, beautiful city has been sinking at a rate of 4 inches per year, and with constant sea level rise, it will eventually be underwater!
Providence, Rhode Island – USA
This steel-network tied-arch bridge carries interstate-195 over the Providence River.
Providence & Worcester train NH-1 barrels through the Branford Shore Line east station on their way to drop cars at Tilcon on a hot and hazy late July morning
This chair was in the garden of one of the historic houses on Prospect Street in Providence, RI. I was taking the shot from the street through the iron fence when I heard someone demand "Excuse me" . When I turned around I saw a Brown University security cop in his car. As soon as he saw my camera he smiled and said "Oh, okay, enjoy yourself" and drove off as I was blithering about how beautiful the fog was.