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A sign at the Cairns Tropical Zoo.
Do not act aggressively to kangaroos
Do not pick up or restrain kangaroos
Do not touch joeys in mother's pouch
Do not remove joeys from mother's pouch
Great ghost sign in 2300 block of Elm St. For T and P railroad (Texas and Pacific). I believe the sign is from the 1920's.
This was built in 1914 originally as a manufacturing facility for the Osgood-Bradley Car Company, which made passenger rail cars. (Actually, the company predated the railroads and originally made stagecoaches.) Notice the intertwined letters OB above the Glassworks sign.
Osgood-Bradley became a subsidiary of Pullman in 1930. This facility produced famous streamlined steel rail cars in the 1930s and 1940s, such as the ones used for the New Haven RR's Comet. The building abuts the Boston & Albany main line and I think may have remnants of its own platform (I'll have to check...)
This building is currently mostly vacant. The city recently approved a plan to convert it to student housing. I guess the glassblower will have to find a different work space.
Seems like somehow over the years these seeds have made their way into my food and I had no idea......
Governor Moore, and Lt. Governor Aruna Miller participate with Senate President and Speaker of the House in the April 24th bill signing. by Joe Andrucyk, Patrick Siebert at Governor's Reception Room, Maryland State House 100 State Circle, Annapolis MD 21401
This is one of the members of the ACL fest signing crew giving a wonderful, passionate performance during the Alison Krauss & Union Station show at the Austin City Limits Music Festival. Day Two - Saturday, September 17, 2011.
There was this great vintage sanitary napkin machine in the bathroom of the church where Food Not Bombs prepares food. One of the girls there couldn't resist putting 10¢ in to see if anything would come out. The machine, of course, ate her money. So, she and Meredith (pictured here) put a sign-up sheet on the machine, for people who've lost money in it. Because that's what you do when a vending machine is prone to taking people's money.
Sign on Key Building in Fort Scott Kansas. Key is known to make work clothes and is still headquartered in Fort Scott.
here is the back of the sign finished (it wasn't in the group pic)
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The sign above the entrance to the Rocket Rods in Disneyland. This picture is from February 2001, so it was a while after the Rods closed, but not "officially" closed.
Blockbuster closed down for good in Astoria. This sign hung above the entrance of the branch near Ditmars Boulevard. Though I did not rent much, I will miss this place...I loved to browse the Previously Viewed sales racks.
I'd like to take this flight someday and am glad that we actually have this flight, even if the Lufthansa livery is a bit boring.