Tag: stairs
Historic Bisbee | Bisbee, AZ
Categories: Arizona, Bisbee • Tags: architecture, Arizona, az, Bisbee, buildings, colorful, copper, Copper Mine, copper queen, downtown, Dr. Feelgood's, graffiti, hills, historic, historic buildings, history, main street, mining, mining town, mural, pegasus, stairs, the bisbee royale, theater, western
Burton Memorial Tower | Ann Arbor, MI
University of Michigan Burton Memorial Tower and Carillon.
Categories: Ann Arbor, Michigan • Tags: Ann Arbor, blue sky, burton memorial tower, burton tower, campus, classroom, clock, elevator, hall, hallway, historic, landmark, MI, michigan, plaque, sky, stairs, stairwell, tower, U of M, UM, university of michigan
University of Michigan League | Ann Arbor, MI
Categories: Ann Arbor, Michigan • Tags: art deco, brick, fountain, garden, gate, greenery, hall, historic, hotel, hussey room, iron gate, kalamazoo room, MI, michigan, plaque, stained glass, staircase, stairs, stairway, the league, U of M, UM, university of michigan, university of michigan league, wood, wood paneling, woodwork
Healy Hall | Washington, DC
Healy Hall at Georgetown University.
Categories: D.C., Georgetown, Washington • Tags: architecture, campus, chalkboard, classroom, fall, founder, Georgetown, georgetown university, hall, Healy Hall, historic, john carroll, john carroll fovnder, light fixtures, mural, old, painting, plaque, radiator, stained glass, stairs, statue, trees, university, Washington, Washington D.C., wood, wood carving, wood work
Tulane Student Union | New Orleans, LA
I love taking pictures of places that look abandoned. These pictures were taken over a holiday break, thus the absence of students. It is always a pleasure to walk around feeling like you own the place!
Categories: Louisiana, New Orleans • Tags: benches, cafeteria, chairs, glass, hallway, light fixtures, louisiana, new orleans, stairs, student union, tables, tulane
French Quarter in the Summer | New Orleans, LA
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
E. Casa de Calvo 