Categories: Cedar Hill, Texas • Tags: agriculture, camping, Cedar Hill, Cedar Hill State Park, Cedar Hill TX, education, farm, farmhouse, farming, farming equiptment, farms, fences, fishing, hiking trails, historic, history, homes, homestead, homesteading, lake, land, nature, outdoors, park, preserve, rustic, scenic, texas, Texas Parks, Texas State Parks, trails, trees, tx, water
Categories: Texas, Waxahachie • Tags: architecture, Boze Mitchell McKibbin Funeral Home, business 287, classic, downtown, historic, home, homes, jefferson st, library, main street, neighborhood, Nicholas P. Sims, Nicholas P. Sims Library, picket fence, sims, sims library, small town, texas, tx, victorian, vintage, Waxahachie, white picket fence
Photos were taken on a stroll to Georgetown University, following 35th St. NW and O St. NW, starting at Georgetown Visitation Preparatory School (picture 1 below).
Categories: D.C., Georgetown, Washington • Tags: afternoon, architecture, dc, fall, foliage, garden, gate, gates, Georgetown, georgetown visitation preparatory school, historic, homes, houses, iron, iron gate, leaves, mural, neighborhood, residential, sidewalk, storefront, street, Washington, Washington D.C.
Categories: Louisiana, New Orleans • Tags: arches, architecture, beaver, camp st. camp street, Christmas decorations, gardens, gates, green, greenery, historic, holidays, homes, iron, LA, louisiana, LSU, mural, new orleans, nola, ornate, raccoon, residential, shrubbery, southern
Categories: Mineral Wells, Texas • Tags: antiques, architecture, baker hotel, buildings, downtown, historic, homes, mineral wells, neighborhood, post office, residential, storefront, streets, texas, tx
Categories: D.C., Washington • Tags: architecture, brownstones, D.C., door, front door, gates, historic, historical, homes, iron gate, neighborhood, residential, row house, streets, Washington
If you visit New Orleans, you will most likely end up in the French Quarter at some point. These photos are a glimpse of the storefronts and residential areas of the Quarter. As a side note, you should always know where you are going while in New Orleans. Just saying.
Categories: Louisiana, New Orleans • Tags: architecture, balconies, buildings, dresses, french quarter, gates, historic, homes, iron, jackson square, louisiana, new orleans, nola, residential, stairs, stoops, stores, streets
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