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- *Light bulb*
- Pilings
- Taggers yet to be born.
- Could This Be It?
- Corrugated walls = less steel?
- Must be a huge cake
- She Stands!
- 3D vs. 2D
- Before Joe and Arthur
- Her eyes
- Timeless
- Candid Marilyn
- Epsom salts please
- Looks good in black!
- Stunning
- House is indeed still standing.
- They don't make 'em like that any more.
- That baby carriage ...
- I bet
- I suspect it is no more
- Some real craftsmen back then
- Rosemary's Baby
- Another one bites the dust
- Two things
- Sunshine on their shoulders
- Sunday Best
- Au shucks
- Brickolage (part 2)
- Au naturel
- Iron Man
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Gloria Victis: 1903
Baltimore circa 1903. "Confederate Soldiers' and Sailors' Monument, Mount Royal Avenue." Sculptor Frederic Ruckstull's allegorical bronze "Spirit of the Confederacy," whose Latin inscription means "Glory to the Vanquished." 8x10 inch dry plate glass negative, Detroit Publishing Company. View full size.
Odd railing system
This looks like kind of an inappropriate railing around, what I would think, was an important monument. It looks like it was sloppily enlarged.
[It's a temporary enclosure to protect the freshly-laid sod around the new statue. -Dave]
114 Years Later
All the trees make it hard to see what the surrounding area looks like.
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