Beautiful court house in Port Townsend, Wa.
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One of the oldest and most recognizable buildings in Ballard is up for nomination to be designated a city landmark. The Carnegie Free Public Library, which now houses the popular Kangaroo and Kiwi …
Pacific northwest native americans: Tlinget Tribe - Download as a PDF or view online for free
First Nations [Salish?] woman and her canoe
Take a look at this incredible photo from the Library of Congress, showing a large group of people on 13th St. NW. This is a fascinating glimpse into the past!
Have you seen all the great ways to incorporate Legos into your homeschool? I am amazed at all the Lego themed printables and activities that are out there! There are so many fun learning ideas to use with Legos now. Here are over 50 Educational Printables that I have found to incorporate into fun hands on...
How to Make Scratch Art- Paper plate and oil pastel craft for kids to make! Fun at home art activity to do. Fun painting fun. DIY project/ art project scratch art.
Colorado College Tutt Library - Century Chest - Bank Bldg on NW corner of Tejon St & Pikes Peak Ave. 1900
Completed in 2010 in Washington, United States. Images by Paul Rivera, Davis Brody Bond Aedas. Watha T. Daniel/Shaw Library is located along Rhode Island Avenue, NW at 7th Street, on a triangular urban site near Howard University. The new...
This is Donna with NW Real Estate Advisors we went down to the beautiful Seattle Public Library for her portrait session. Just loved her red power suit !
This handsome school building was located at Connecticut Ave and McKinley Street NW, where the library and community center now stand. It was later renamed the E.V. Brown School and converted to a library/community center in the 1950s.
JAMES DAVIS STORE, NW 12th Street, Washington D.C., 1904 Contributor Names Harris & Ewing, photograper Library of Congress Prints and Photographs Division Washington, D.C. 20540 USA Photograph. https://www.loc.gov/item/2016861561/.
Check out this awesome old advertisement from 1911 in Columbia Heights. It shows a row of homes on the east side of 14th St. NW, between Spring and Perry, and offers a sweet deal! Source: Library of Congress.
Download this stock image: A man sits on a bench with his bike next to him, at the lake, Pinner Memorial Park, Pinner, NW London, UK. - 2BX4T2C from Alamy's library of millions of high resolution stock photos, illustrations and vectors.
Title: Map of the City of Manila Capital of Yslas Philippines being its geographical location in the North Latitude 14 ° and 36 'and the Eastern Length of 127th and 15' to Cadiz and unlike Meridiano told by the West of 15 hours and 31 'Circumference 4166 minutes Varas ... for the deposit topografico Manila Year 1819; Francisco Xavier de Herrera recorded it Author: Herrera, Francisco Javier-s. XIX Oriented with pink with Lis with N. NW. of the sheet. - Relief from normal. - Outstanding Hydrography, indicating the direction of the current. - Trees. - Roads. - Indicates the distance, in sticks, from the city of Manila to nearby towns. Above information is a direct translation copy of the text with the picture on Hispanic Digital Library, National Library of Spain. Some of it has words I don’t understand and may be an artifact of the digital translation, such as “City of Manila Capital of Yslas Philippines” Hispanic Digital Library National Library of Spain
One of the oldest congregations in the city, the Fourth Presbyterian Church (which was actually the third) was organized in 1828. The congregation built a handsome church building at 9th Street and Grant Place NW (where the MLK Library is) in 1841. The church moved uptown to the building in this postcard view, located at 13th and Fairmont Streets NW, in 1928. Like other older congregations, Fourth Presbyterian kept moving. It sold this building to the Greater First Baptist Church, which moved here in 1956 and has called it home ever since.
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