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- Distance matters
- Dichotomy
- Desperate times
- 37th Infantry Division
- Two-Barbers Riddle
- Just for grins
- I see what you did there —
- Bluefield section of Welch
- The Barber
- Tricks of the trade
- Perspective not so wild
- Webmaster Request
- French Royalty for the Union
- "Was that 'Right Face'?"
- Large Windows
- Winfield Scott (Moore III)
- Today
- The church is still standing and is actively used
- There are no stacking swivels on these muskets
- The Bishop Boys
- Maybe Because!
- Viewing larger image
- Why so confused?
- 184 State Street
- Your comments
- Toy soldiers
- More on the Bishop boys
- Blue heavenly
- Stack arms.
- Model year
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Vintage photos of:
Edifice Drex: 1900
Circa 1900. "Drexel Institute, Philadelphia." Attended by an assortment of superannuated streetlights. 8x10 inch dry plate glass negative. View full size.
Built to WOW!
Wow. I love the elaborate cornice work and facade on those older buildings. The arched entryway is almost glorious.
Where it's at
Northeast corner of 32nd & Chestnut Sts.
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