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Well, I still don't like how they did the main entrance. It's just not attractive, laws or no.

The front doors of the place are hideous. With such a huge entrance, something very grand and ornate (in the Art Deco style) could have been done. Instead....it was a very poor use of entrance.

(I like them in color)

They're good photos .... framed quite nicely :thumbsup

:rocking ....It's all coming back to me now.... :rocking

Okay ... I wasn't thinking in terms pf Camp Blanding. Thanks for the reminder!

What is this a picture of? I don't recall it........

Usually, the people who inspire us or who we look up to have shown very positive, very influential attitudes. They usually don't spend their hours in activities that don't move us forward in this life. It's brilliant that the Holy Spirit inspires you as well our as Lord God!

Who are the people you look up to or inspire you, Brock? Why do you look up to them? Why do they inspire you?

Amen! You remain in my prayers, abide . Please keep us updated as you can .... your good health is important to us :wave2

Won't there be a field any longer in the area where kids can simply go to play?

You're in my prayers, JES1023. Sounds like you had a Murphy's Law evening .... working a department you don't care much for.... having products make a mess on the floor .... Sometimes, things just go wrong. Just hang in there ... our Lord love you!

HoJo's used to have great homemade pies .... loved stopping at HoJo's when traveling :thumbsup

I remember all the HOJO's that used to be common around the country. It was sad when they went out of style.

The Art Deco movement definitely provided an amazing amount of great architecture!

Missouri remains in my prayers, ezra .... starting doing that when I heard about the approaching weather. (I'm in Illinois, and it's still raining here, with very squishy ground from all the rains) Please keep us updated as you can :wave2

It'll be interesting to know the process of the building over time.

Were they in the process of constructing the Pocahontas building....or was the second story added at a later time?

Bridges like that weren't really built for pedestrian traffic.

Why did she hate the bridge over the Savannah River?