Showing posts with label americana. Show all posts
Showing posts with label americana. Show all posts
Wednesday, July 28, 2010
Wednesday, January 27, 2010
The World in Black & White: 1.27.2010
"Almost Timeless"
Wake Forest, NC - October, 2009 (Click to embiggen)
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Tuesday, January 26, 2010
The World in Black & White: 1.26.2010
"Soup to Nuts (Hold the Soup)"
Wake Forest, NC - October, 2009 (Click to embiggen)
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Thursday, January 21, 2010
The World in Black & White: 1.21.2010
"Main Street"
Wake Forest, NC - October, 2009 (Click to embiggen)
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Thursday, January 14, 2010
Image is Everything #17: Toys Tory
"Get it? Tory? Nevermind."
Wake Forest, NC - October 2009 (Click to embiggen)
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Monday, November 09, 2009
Sunday, November 08, 2009
Friday, November 06, 2009
Photographically Challenged #20: Americana
"Business District"
Wake Forest, NC - October 2009 (Click to embiggen)
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Saturday, October 31, 2009
Thematic Photographic 73: "Leaves" v.4.0 - Down On Main Street
"And a Proper Main Street It Is, Too."
Wake Forest, NC - October 2009 (Click to embiggen)
I once heard that there's only a handful of towns in the US that don't have a street named "Main Street". I though tthis was strange, because I couldn't rememebr ever hearing of a "Main Street" in Raleigh. but sure enough we have one. It's only a couple of blocks long, so it's not really what you'd call a "main" street, but it's got the name.This, however, is not Raleigh's version of Main Street, but the nearby town of Wake Forest which has a proper Main Street. Broad, tree lined, and flanked on both sides by stately old homes dating to the 19th Century, Main Street slices right through the town's Historic District from the Seminary formerly known as Wake Forest University to the outskirts of town that were once "mill country" but are now becoming high-end suburbs (with single family homes starting in the "low" 200's). WFU moved west to Winston Salem in 1956, but was originally located in the town of Wake Forest. Which of them gave the name to which I do not know. But since I was here, a photograph seemed in order.Tonight a veritable parade of ghoulies will march this avenue in an amazingly organized display of trick-or-treat decorum. Honestly, what happened to ragtag knots of kids begging for candy door-to-door? Have they no sense of history here?
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Wednesday, October 28, 2009
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