Architecture Vol. 4
4th and Main
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Alley, rainy day
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Alley window I
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Door I
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Door II
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Courthouse
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This was built after a 6.0 earthquake damaged the old courthouse in 1993. It was, technically, a doublet earthquake, two of nearly equal magnitude in quick succession. The town had $10 million in damage, mainly to old non-reinforced brick buildings. Earthquakes are not common here, and if they do happen they rarely cause damage.
Spacecourt
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An Oregon town
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Old millworkers' hotel
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Still partially occupied, but looks close to being condemned, to me. This and another hotel were built by the mighty Weyerhaeuser Lumber Company for its employees sometime around 1929 - 1930. The mill was a short walk nearby. Then, both buildings are converted to small apartments rented by the month. A village of modest houses, now called Stewart-Lennox, built up around the hotels.
Mystery
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Basement windows
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One afternoon
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Peach cabin
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Mural
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Vacant store
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Presbyterian spire
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Yellow bungalow
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Stone houses
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Built of various local stone, including obsidian, red and black lava, and sandstone. I believe it was originally a motel, now apartments. (1930s) The second building, in back, is a geometric design of the same stones.
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