Jun 21
W Anderson Street, Evanston, Wyoming.
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W Anderson Street, Evanston, Wyoming.
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In the Nativity scene outside Lake Street Church in Evanston, Illinois, Mary and Joseph are wearing gas masks, Jesus is nestled in a reflective blanket with his hands bound with zip ties, and behind the family stands three Roman centurions wearing vests with a very modern label: ICE.
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Shown here with her six-gun on her hip, Martha “Calamity Jane” Canary found freedom to live an unconventional lifestyle when she masqueraded as a man and secured employment as a muleskinner. (Evanston, Wyo., 1880s. American Heritage Center.)
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White House joined suit to stop city of Evanston, Illinois, from compensating victims of housing discrimination
This image captures an electric blue vintage Chevrolet amidst the urban backdrop of Evanston.
[ID: A series of photographs taken on a recent trip; they include the interior of a spice store done in warm wood and stocked with endless jars, a delicious-looking bagel, a retro-looking store with a neon sign reading "Newspapers - Magazines" above it, a Little Free Library shaped like a church, and the entrance to an El platform with two sets of stairs, between which is an old-timey sign reading "TO ALL TRAINS" and pointing to either stair.]
I did a little mini-vacation recently, staying over for a weekend in Evanston, just north of Chicago and accessible by the El. I had a great time -- bought some herbs and spices to mix my own italian seasoning from The Spice House, got a chocolate bagel with a cherry shmear at Lefty's Righteous Bagels (DO recommend), and saw some sights. Most of my touristing got done on Sunday so a lot of stuff was closed, but I'm thinking I'll do another day trip (perhaps when it's significantly warmer out) to hit up the stores and sights that I missed.