Historic District | Washington, DC
Categories: D.C., Washington • Tags: architecture, brownstones, D.C., door, front door, gates, historic, historical, homes, iron gate, neighborhood, residential, row house, streets, Washington
Tag: door
Southwestern Church | Santa Fe, NM
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
French Quarter in the Winter | New Orleans, LA
Another great trip to NOLA! I have such fond memories of great meals and great conversations with loved ones. We took a haunted tour of the quarter at night. The Andrew Jackson Hotel is said to be heavily haunted, and (allegedly) has very few guests who stay a full night.
Categories: Louisiana, New Orleans • Tags: andrew jackson hotel, bars, buildings, city, door, french quarter, ghosts, haunted, iron, mustang, new orleans, night, reverend zombie's house of voodoo, saints, streets, tour, winter
National Ranching Heritage Center (Interior) | Lubbock, TX
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
