Window Pattern

Fragments and Abstracts

Cotton Gin Machinery

Cotton Gin Machinery

14 Aug 2007 254
Old Alabama Town, a 19th and early 20th century village/outdoor history museum managed by the non-profit Landmarks Foundation for the City of Montgomery, Montgomery, Alabama (2007_0814olda0032)
Gears

Gears

14 Aug 2007 322
Part of the machinery used to gin cotton. Old Alabama, Montgomery, Alabama. (2007_0814olda0034)
Bunker Tower Weathervane

Bunker Tower Weathervane

29 May 2016 295
The tower sits on the highest point in the state - 2407 feet above sea level. It was built of native stone by the Civilian Conservation Corps in 1934. Stars inside lead to an obervation deck which provides a 360 degree view of the countryside. The tower was added to the Alabama Register of Landmarks and Heritage on December 15, 1989. Cheaha State Park, Cleburne County, Alabama (IMG_3321)
Bunker Tower Interior Stairwell

Bunker Tower Interior Stairwell

29 May 2016 380
Cheaha State Park, Alabama. The tower sits on the highest point in the state - 2407 feet above sea level. It was built of native stone by the Civilian Conservation Corps in 1934. The stars lead to an obervation deck which provides a 360 degree view of the countryside. The tower was added to the Alabama Register of Landmarks and Heritage on December 15, 1989. Cleburne County, Alabama (IMG_3318)
Bunker Tower Interior Stairwell

Bunker Tower Interior Stairwell

29 May 2016 1 2 345
Cheaha State Park, Alabama. The tower sits on the highest point in the state - 2407 feet above sea level. It was built of native stone by the Civilian Conservation Corps in 1934. The stars lead to an obervation deck which provides a 360 degree view of the countryside. The tower was added to the Alabama Register of Landmarks and Heritage on December 15, 1989. Cleburne County, Alabama (IMG_3321)
Bunker Tower Weathervane

Bunker Tower Weathervane

29 May 2016 319
The tower sits on the highest point in the state - 2407 feet above sea level. It was built of native stone by the Civilian Conservation Corps in 1934. Stars inside lead to an obervation deck which provides a 360 degree view of the countryside. The tower was added to the Alabama Register of Landmarks and Heritage on December 15, 1989. Cheaha State Park, Cleburne County, Alabama (IMG_3321)
Condo Entryway

Condo Entryway

25 Apr 2012 281
Romar Tower, Orange Beach, Alabama (IMG_2241) Another link in the Chain - From one bench to another
Grass and Shadows

Grass and Shadows

24 Apr 2012 318
Orange Beach, Alabama Gulf Coast (IMG_1950)
Ceiling

Ceiling

16 Sep 2013 1 349
Of a gazebo at Romar Tower in Orange Beach, Florida (IMG 2646af)
Balconies

Balconies

16 Sep 2013 3 2 426
A condominium building in Orange Beach, Florida (IMG 2582af) Another Link in the Chain - From a few window block to many window blocks
Balconies

Balconies

16 Sep 2013 380
A condominium at Orange Beach, on the Alabama Gulf Coast (IMG_2582)
Minnie in the Sand

Minnie in the Sand

25 Apr 2012 5 2 518
Found early one morning half buried in the sand facing a lounge chair, Orange Beach, Alabama (IMG_2117)
Window

Window

17 Sep 2013 2 3 635
Orange Beach, Alabama on the coast of the Gulf of Mexico (IMG 3076)
Windows Crowned with Origami

Windows Crowned with Origami

01 Sep 1996 356
1st Southeastern Origami Festival at library in Charlotte, North Carolina. Scanned 35mm negative. ( 4U017)
Soaring Origami Cranes

Soaring Origami Cranes

01 Sep 1996 357
These huge cranes are made out of nine foot squares of paper. 2nd Southeastern Origami Festival, Charlotte, North Carolina. Scanned 35mm negative. (6K001)
Looking Up

Looking Up

01 Sep 1997 1 1 358
Charlotte, North Carolina. Scanned 35mm negative. (7F024)
High Flying Origami Cranes

High Flying Origami Cranes

24 Sep 1998 401
At the 3rd Southeastern Origami Festivel, Charlotte, North Carolina. (7R020)
Atlanta MARTA Five Points Station

Atlanta MARTA Five Points Station

20 Aug 2000 2 3 389
This was part of the facade of the Eiseman Building in Atlanta, Georgia, which was torn down in 1976 to make way for the station. The facade was reconstructed in the station around faux windows. The Eiseman Building, which was the work of architect Walter T. Downing, was built in 1901-2. Scanned 35mm negative. (8I016)
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