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Words of wisdom etched into the steps of two row homes in Philadelphia. "Poor Richard" was a pseudonym for Ben Franklin if you were unaware of that.
WInter photo of three office towers, Comcast to the left, One Liberty in the middle and Mellon on the right. The lights from the rowhomes of South Philly can be seen in the distance.
Capture made over the North Point area of Baltimore County as we were flying towards downtown Baltimore. This area was where US and England took up arms in the War of 1812.
You can see the older rowhomes along the bottom half of the frame and then newer townhouses to the upper half.
We all could use a little "Hope", don't you think?
This photo was taken at dusk; this is my favorite light to shoot in.
At least eleven CSX family EMD GP40s were waiting for their next assignment as they sat in Riverside yard in 1993.
With iconic Baltimore rowhomes and the Domino Sugar sign in the background, 33,000 horsepower worth of EMD muscle made quite the sight.
The 500 block of Taney Street. in 1858 Taney St was named after Supreme Court Chief Justice Roger B. Taney who made the controversial 1857 Dred Scott decision that African Americans could not be citizens. Activist citizens are working to have the street's name changed. This is the block north of South Street.
The large 18th century rowhomes often had a row of chimneys. This one has the most variety of styles of chimney on one building that I saw. Queen Street is lined on both sides of the street with these rowhomes, most of which are converted to hotels, businesses or restaurants due to their size and convenient location. This is a side view from Elder Street