The first two photos were taken within the city of Santa Fe, but the remaining were taken within an Indian reservation, location unknown (unremembered).
Categories: New Mexico, Santa Fe • Tags: adobe, angel, brick, church, desert, door, indian, iron, iron gate, new mexico, NM, reservation, rock, santa fe, sky, southwest, statue
Red Wing is located on the Mississippi River. It is known for natural attractions, nearby Frontenac State Park is popular for birdwatching. It is also known for, you guessed it, Red Wing Shoes and Red Wing Stoneware. Most towns situated on the Mississippi make for beautiful places to visit. This town is no exception, and has a lot of historic charm.
Categories: Minnesota, Red Wing • Tags: brick, building, church, cold, downtown, historic, ice, industrial, minnesota, Mississippi River, Red Wing, river, sleet, snow, street, town, winter
The Red Wing Amtrak runs the Empire Builder line, which runs daily from Chicago, Seattle, and Portland, with westbound stops at Winona and Saint Paul Minnesota. The station was opened in 1905. It is located on the Mississippi River and houses the Red Wing Visitor and Convention Bureau. It was a cold day on this visit, but the station and platform were very peaceful and inviting. It is a nice place to sit and watch the trains go by. Location: 420 […]
Categories: Minnesota, Red Wing • Tags: Amtrak, brick, building, Canadian, cold, Empire Builder, factory, historic, ice, industrial, minnesota, Mississippi River, Red Wing, river, snow, train, train station, winter
One of my favorite places to be! The people are nice, the stores are unique, and there is history at every turn. Each building has an original style and most are very well maintained. Anyone who loves antiquing should consider a visit.
Categories: Texas, Waxahachie • Tags: architecture, brick, buildings, christmas, city hall, historic, historical, main street, odd fellows, rogers hotel, street, structure, texas, town, town hall, tx, Waxahachie
This is only a glimpse of Tulane’s campus. The grounds are quite large, and I didn’t have enough time to see everything. Even still, I had a very pleasurable stroll on a very nice day!
Categories: Louisiana, New Orleans • Tags: benches, brick, buildings, campus, collegiate, green, grounds, louisiana, new orleans, old, shadows, sunny, trees, tulane, tulane university, university
If you make your way to New Orleans, the St. Louis Cemeteries are a must see. These cemeteries are said to be the oldest of its type with above ground tombs. There are many famous people buried here, including Voodoo Queen Marie Laveau. I’m sure it is just a coincidence, but after passing her grave and making light of it, I came down with a flu bug a couple of days later. This set of photos was taken with a […]
Categories: Louisiana, New Orleans • Tags: above ground, brick, cemetery, famous, graves, historical, louisiana, new orleans, old, St. Louis, tombs, voodoo queen
E. Casa de Calvo