Categories: Louisiana, New Orleans • Tags: antique, architecture, blue and white street tile, creole cottages, French Truck Coffee, greek revival, Haydel's Bake Shop, historic, magazine st., Magazine Street, new orleans, nola, shadows, shops, shotgun houses, streetscape, sunset, The Vintage, tile street name, victorian
Categories: San Antonio, Texas • Tags: antique, appliances, buggy, bull, carriage, dresses, elizabethtown, family photo, gifts, hat, historic, ice cream, local, manequin, metal sign, mobile gas, motorcycle, oven, pegasus, photo, photos, pony, rainbow bread, red goose shoes, san antonio, san antonio shoe factory, SAS, screen door, shoes, small business, store, texas, the atlantic shoe for men, the pacific shoe for women, tin signs, tx
These photos were taken while on a drive to the country side. If you happen to live in these parts, you’ll know that everywhere is technically the “country side.” The Our Lady of Consolation church is located south of Kingsville, TX on Country Road 628. This church has a fascinating history; established around 1908, served as a school, convent, and place of worship for early settlers. If you are hungry after church, you can keep going east on Country Road […]
Categories: Riviera, Texas • Tags: antique, baffin bay, buildings, cactus, church, cross, highway, historic, old, Our Lady of Consolation, riviera, road, sea food, south texas, stain glass, summer, texas
The National Ranching Heritage Center showcases Lubbock’s rich ranching history and pioneer days. There are numerous exhibits that highlight the tools of the day. This set of photos showcases the interior designs of different eras.
Categories: Lubbock, Texas • Tags: antique, armoire, buildings, chalkboard, country, crib, curtains, door, fireplace, fixture, furniture, heritage, historic, house, iron, kitchen, Lubbock, mirror, ornate, painting, piano, pictures, pioneer, ranching, rocking chair, schoolhouse, sewing machine, stain glass, stove, tête-a-tête sofa, texas, window
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