There is an “Arrival and Departure” bulletin board on the ground floor of the Main Street Train Station. The locations depicted are not just random names, but have meaning. Here they are: Grizzle Bear Flats: The Grizzly Flats Railroad was the name of Ward Kimball’s backyard railroad. Kimball Canyon: Animator Ward Kimball was one of … Continue reading "Main Street Train Station Bulletin Board"
Main Street in America is a time to remember. I was a young child during this time, but I still remember going with my mother and my brother to visit Main Street. One memory that stands out is our trips to the drugstore. The merchandise in the store didn’t interest me, but the shiny spinning
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The clock tower, a beloved Richmond landmark built in 1901! 8x10 in art print, frame not included
The beautiful Art Nouveau leadlight window and platform clocks above the main entrance of Flinders Street Station are shown in this design. As with most leadlight windows, you can only truly appreciate it from the inside looking out, ideally with the sun shining through. Harper and Charlie’s Flinders Street Station, A Day in Town print is original in its concept and design. © Harper and Charlie 2020. All rights reserved. Ownership and copyright of all images and intellectual property remains with Harper and Charlie www.harperandcharlie.com
For some reason, a lot of the most beautiful train stations in the U.S.—stretching from Denver to D.C.—are named Union Station.
Australia’s oldest train station with its distinctive facade and green copper dome is undoubtedly a city icon. Situated on the corners of Flinders and Swanton Streets in Melbourne Victoria and listed on the Victorian Heritage Register, its 708 metre main platform is the fourth longest railway platform in the world.Flinders Street is the busiest suburban railway station in the southern hemisphere, with over 1500 trains and 110,000 commuters passing through it arched doorways each day. Originally the upper floors were purpose-built to house a library, gym and a lecture hall that was later used as a ballroom. SKILL LEVEL: Medium
Découvrez le dossier Main Street, U.S.A. à Disneyland Paris avec sa fiche technique, son descriptif et des photos.
Learn about the design & origins of "Main Street Station", Disneyland Paris.
Samy and David's Main Street Station wedding in Breckenridge was the perfect mountain town wedding day, with portraits at Boreas Pass and ceremony in town.
For some reason, a lot of the most beautiful train stations in the U.S.—stretching from Denver to D.C.—are named Union Station.
This is a print of the original Watercolor Painting featuring the Aggie Barn in Reagan, Texas. It's hard to miss this spirited old barn as you're travelling along Highway 6 between College Station and Waco. You definitely know you're in Texas A&M Aggie Country! Print measures 5" x 7" - on paper. This is one of a growning collection of paintings I'm creating that feature sites for the Backroads and Main Streets of Texas.
By this point in the vast knowledgebase that contains the history of Walt Disney World, we have all heard of the railroad that ran through Fort Wilderness once upon a time. The railroad, which ran regularly from 1973 through 1977, has been a memory of the bygone days for several decades. Of course, that doesn’t mean that there aren’t enough photographs and postcards out there to keep our appetite for the stream train through the wilderness satiated. One thing that we don’t see very often is the tickets that booked a guest’s passage aboard the train. Mickey conducting the train in his Davy Crockett outfit is the perfect symbol of all things Fort Wilderness in the 1970’s. And that price? .50 cents for the round trip! What wouldn’t we pay in this day and age to have that opportunity one last time.
A rare construction document that includes 2 full elevations and 7 elevation/section combinations, this 1954-1955 piece contains elements that would later be revised during park construction. It has been meticulously colorized using 72 layers of carefully chosen CMYK color values, all applied using a multiplier that preserves the original drawing and hand-markups. Printed on quality 80# glossy paper at 11x17 size.
A sleek, no-frills spot known for locally sourced coffee, sandwiches, homemade pastries, and other delights. I ate there nearly every day when drawing Napa restaurants in 2022. (The Station, 1153 Main Street, St. Helena.) Signed fine art Giclee prints on museum-quality, one-quarter-cotton 280 gsm paper with archival inks are available in two sizes: 5 x 7 for $55 9 x 12 for $95 Editions are strictly limited to 365 copies, and each annotated print is a beautiful reminder that our days are numbered.
Beep! Beep! Buckle up and get ready for fun! Your little one will enjoy hours of imaginative play with the Route 66 Quiet Book pattern by Blueberry Patterns! Route 66 features a detailed main street scene complete with a gas station, tire store, and traffic cone hotel. Lift up the flaps and new scenes will unfold! Zoom off around the racetrack (just watch out for the cactus patch!), or go for a drive on a mountain road past pine trees, through a rock arch, and over a bridge. There's so much to discover on Route 66! Each page of the finished spread will measure 8"x 8". In addition to the Route 66 Quiet Book pattern, this listing also includes directions and templates for 8 cars. New to making quiet books? No problem! Transfer tips and a stitch guide are included to assist beginner crafters. Plenty of photos are provided in the step-by-step instructions to guide you through each step. An Easy Binding Method is included as well, so you can move your finished spread right into a book and into the hands of your happy child. Route 66 Quiet Book pattern includes: Supply and tool lists Stitch guide Transfer Tips Step-by-step photo directions Binding Method Template and Layout Guide Route 66 pattern includes: Supply and tool list Transfer Tips Step-by-step photo directions Template Benzie makes ordering the high-quality felt for this adorable pattern a breeze! Choose supply options from menu above to purchase. Additional supplies such as a self healing mat, ruler and 8x8 post bound photo album and hold punch are found here.
The Pacific Electric, nicknamed the Red Cars, was a privately owned mass transit system in Southern California consisting of electrically powered streetcars, interurban cars, and buses and was the largest electric railway system in the world in the 1920s. Organized around the city centers of Los Angeles and San Bernardino, it connected cities in Los Angeles County, Orange County, San Bernardino County and Riverside County. The system shared dual gauge track with the 3 ft 6 in (1,067 mm) narrow gauge Los Angeles Railway, "Yellow Car," or "LARy" system on Main Street in downtown Los Angeles (directly in front of the 6th and Main terminal), on 4th Street, and along Hawthorne Boulevard south of downtown Los Angeles toward the cities of Hawthorne, Gardena, and Torrance. A historical photo collection from Metro Library and Archive that documented activity of the Pacific Electric railway from 1942 to 1945. A specially painted Pacific Electric Railway car 5000, 'Fly for the Navy' at the 6th and Main Street Station, 1942 A specially painted Pacific Electric Railway car 5000, 'Fly for the Navy' at the 6th and Main Street Station, 1942 Crowds of passengers in the Pacific Electric Railway Company's 6th & Main Street Station after exiting trains, 1942 Pacific Electric Railway Company buses and 1200 series rail cars in United States military service during World War II in San Bernardino, 1942 Pacific Electric Railway Company President Oscar A. Smith and H.O. Marler, PE General Passenger Agent, with United States servicemen, 1942 Passengers at the ticket windows of Pacific Electric Railway Company's 6th Main Station, 1942 Servicemen at the front entrance of Pacific Electric-Southern Pacific San Bernardino Station, located on 3rd St. between D and E Streets, 1942 Servicemen marching toward the Pacific Electric-Southern Pacific San Bernardino Station, located on 3rd St. between D and E Steets, 1942 The information booth at Pacific Electric Railway Company's 6th & Main Station during World War II, 1942 The Information Booth at Pacific Electric Railway Company's 6th & Main Street Station during World War II, 1942 The Information Booth at Pacific Electric Railway Company's 6th & Main Street Station, 1942 The Information Booth at Pacific Electric Railway Company's 6th & Main Street Station, 1942 The interior of Pacific Electric Railway Company's Sixth and Main Station during World War II, 1942 The interior of Pacific Electric Railway Company's Sixth and Main Street Station during World War II, 1942 The interior of the Pacific Electric Railway Company's Sixth and Main Station, 1942 The ticket office in the Pacific Electric Railway Company's 6th & Main Street Station during World War II, 1942 United States servicemen aboard a Pacific Electric Railway Company 4600 series car during World War II, 1942 United States servicemen boarding Maritime Commission cars at Pacific Electric Railway Company's 6th Main Street Station during World War II, 1942 United States servicemen boarding Maritime Commission cars at the 6th & Main Street Station during World War II, 1942 United States servicemen boarding Pacific Electric railcars at the 6th & Main Street Station during World War II, 1942 United States servicemen on board a 4600 series Pacific Electric Railway Company car during World War II, 1942 United States servicemen on board Pacific Electric Railway Company car no. 1245 during World War II, 1942 World War II servicemen inside the Pacific Electric-Southern Pacific Station in San Bernardino, 1942 World War II troops marching west on 3rd St., between D and E Streets, toward the Pacific Electric-Southern Pacific station, 1942 A Pacific Electric Railway Company bus operater punching the tickets of United States servicemen, 1942 Bellflower Depot, California, circa 1943 Interior of Pacific Electric Railway Company's 6th & Main Street Station, 1943 Loading in concourse at Main St. Station during WWII, circa 1943 Pacific Electric's 6th and Main Depot interior, circa 1943 WWII Servicemen at Main St Station, 1944 6th St. to Main St. on VJ Day, Sept 1945 A steam engine running west on the eastbound track on 6th Street, at Main Street, Los Angeles, September 1945 PE - Building on V-J Day (Victory over Japan Day). Surrender of Japan during WWII. 6th & Main, August 15, 1945 The Pacific Electric Railway Company building in Downtown Los Angeles after the announcement of the surrender of Japan and the end of World War II, August 15, 1945 The Pacific Electric Railway Company building in Downtown Los Angeles after the announcement of the surrender of Japan and the end of World War II, August 15, 1945 The Pacific Electric Railway Company building in Downtown Los Angeles after the announcement of the surrender of Japan and the end of World War II, August 15, 1945 The concourse gates at Pacific Electric Railway Company's 6th & Main Street Station, 1947
Edinburgh Waverley was the flagship station for the North British Railway when it first opened. Find out more about Britains second largest station.
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With a prominent location on Main Street in Lehi, this new public safety and police station was designed to reflect various architectural styles and periods.
