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New York Central Railroad Depot

Tonawanda New York 1870 Train station for the New York Central Railroad. Tonawanda was a lumber shipping port located between Buffalo and Niagara Falls New York. The building is still in use today by the Historical Society. Tonawanda Depot=Steamboat Gothic Architecture New York Historic Marker Thanks for stopping by and for more windows from around the world stop by and visit: Monday Window

The Pyramid, Memphis Tennessee visitors destination

Bass Pro Shop and more at the Memphis Pyramid

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The Pyramid is a visitors destination in Memphis, Tennessee. Bass Pro shop, dining, the Big Cypress lodge and outdoor walking trails and activities.

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Bass Pro Drive

Historic Savannah, Georgia Here are a few windows that stood out along a casual Monday walk. The month of May has been very warm and humid but the flowers are blooming the decorations are out. A messenger angel spreading the good word Antique window lamp Blessing the bunnies Row homes in Savannah Thank you for stopping by and I hope you are enjoying the sites of Coastal Georgia and South…

South Historic District-Savannah, Georgia Drayton Street-Savannah 3rd level tower Bay window Victorian style homes often featured long windows, and bay windows to embrace light and good ventilation. The featured home is across the street from Forsyth park, the Savannah’s largest and oldest park. Forsyth Park-Savannah, Georgia Thanks for stopping by and I hope you are enjoying the sites of…

Landmark Scottish Rite Temple in Savannah

Savannah Georgia The Scottish Rite Temple building on Bull St. next to Madison Square is one of the most beautiful pieces of architecture in Savannah. The landmark building was designed by Hyman Whitcover in 1913. It is very ornate and designed with Masonic symbolism. The building is seven stories tall and is richly decorated. Scottish Rite Temple Savannah Triple wood framed arched…

Tour Savannah in comfort

Savannah Georgia Surprisingly Savannah Tour Downtown Savannah Georgia Three levels of windows-Savannah Savannah’s old and new buildings feature lots of windows. Necessary for ventilation in the old days, and necessary to view the city’s beauty today. Enjoy the week ahead 🙂 Alice Monday Windows – March 25, 2024