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duplin532 said:

Bet it's your "Home Sweet Home"


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Joe Connors said:

Colors, Composition, Exposure, Time of day/night - You got it covered; like possum66 said, you do justice to the Bay State.

But, can you say: " Paaak the Caaa " ??

Cheers from there years back.

                      Joe Connors

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boskimano said:

Fántastic picture¡ Like


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MaryAlice said:

Craig, I am so happy that you stopped by! Thank you for sharing this wonderful bit of information with me. I am fascinated that you actually used to play in this very barn as a child, and I'm delighted that I could bring back some happy memories for you. Thank you again for stopping by, and I welcome you to visit my gallery again anytime! Best wishes from Yatesville! :)

Sambakar, I do wish that I could have seen this barn when it was brand new! I'm sure it was quite grand! :)

Thank you both for stopping by.

Best regards from Georgia,

Mary Alice


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possum66 said:

point taken, this was from North Main despite the title.


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duplin532 said:

http://www.worcpublib.org/resources/worcesterroom/memorial.html

ARRAJ SQUARE Norfolk & Groton Place in Memory of William J. Arraj Born: April 7, 1921 Killed in action – Okinawa April 19, 1945


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duplin532 said:

Costing $300,000 in 1930, opening to public 1931.

Museum website http://www.higgins.org/ The Higgins Armory Museum, with 5,000 objects on 4 floors, is the only institution in the Northeast dedicated to the collection, preservation, exhibition, and interpretation of arms and armor. 100 Barber Avenue, Worcester, MA 01606 A visit to the Higgins Armory Museum will spark the imagination of visitors of all ages with arms and armor ranging from ancient Greek Corinthian helmets to ornate suits of armor crafted at the height of the Renaissance. Informative and entertaining demonstrations and programs bring to life arms and armor from around the world and across centuries! Constructed in 1930 by John Woodman Higgins to house his elaborate and eclectic collection of arms and armor, The Higgins Armory Museum opened to the public in 1931 in a sleek state-of-the-art glass and steel building. Today, artifacts are arranged gallantly in a spectacular two-story Medieval Great Hall arranged with more than 35 suits of armor and a stunning array of arms amidst tapestries, stained glass, and soaring ceilings.


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duplin532 said:

Hygeia Street building, Baldwin Chain Mfg Co,, 5 story built c1919, by owner William Herbert Gates, company started 1896 as Baldwin Cycle Chain Company, company had larger plant at 199 Chandler Street


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Ross Demaree said:

This in not a photo of Painted Rock Dam, AZ. It appears to be photo of Stewart Mountain Dam and Saguaro Lake east of Phoenix on the Salt River


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