Those are great shots for the theme. I have certainly seen a lot of places like both of those in rural North Carolina and they always take me back to my childhood for some reason.
The photos are awesome. Thanks so much for providing the link to the website. Yes, that is the way it happened and I certainly enjoyed viewing the historical photos.
Thank you for sharing those photographs. I really loved Dorothea Lang. Her work was very poetic. The other photos are very moving and important as well.
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Nice photos! Both are wonderful for this theme. I assume they're both in NC - they certainly look like things you see on the back roads of our state.
Hope you have a nice weekend!
There are so many places like that around this state. These are great. I can tell you enjoy history Ms. Ann!
Those are great shots for the theme. I have certainly seen a lot of places like both of those in rural North Carolina and they always take me back to my childhood for some reason.
I bet this was once a beautiful home. It probably had a lot of good parties too! lol
Checked out the 'look back in history' page(s) - that is really a nice group of historical pictures.
Kodacrome film was $5 - a hefty price back then. No wonder color film didn't really take off with the public until the late 50's and early 60's.
Look at where we are today - a long way from the tin types of the middle 19th century.
Notice the pic of the dance in Oklahoma - see the girl to the left? From the expression on her face looks like BF (boyfriend) is/was in the DOG HOUSE.
Love the top photo,especially ..good job
Oh, I love that big old house! Imagine the stories it could tell.
Your photohunt pictures are always great, Ann.
Have a wonderful weekend.
Renie
Time marches on indeed!
Nice photos and great for the theme!
Ann,
The photos are awesome. Thanks so much for providing the link to the website. Yes, that is the way it happened and I certainly enjoyed viewing the historical photos.
Have a great weekend.
Blessings,
Mary
Very good illustration for Ruin(ed).
Sad to see houses/homes like this.
Great shots and thanks for the great history link.
Happy Weekend.
i like those old buildings and dreaming of what they unce were i loved the old photos website and bookmarked it to take my husband there too
Ruined...but still beautiful.
Beautiful even if its in that state. I wonder what has happened to that place a long time ago :)
I loved the tour through the 1940's on your link, I had seen that somewhere now I am thinking of a do you remember when post.......
Thank you for sharing those photographs. I really loved Dorothea Lang. Her work was very poetic. The other photos are very moving and important as well.
Ah yes, we have much of the same around here. Your photos are great, I like the first one best.
I did Photo Hunt today, too. I hope you get a chance to visit and leave your link!
http://newyorktraveler.net/photo-hunters-ruined/
Have a great weekend!
Those are really ruins, aren't they?
Those are great photos! Your history link was very interesting - thanks for sharing!
Wonderful pics! I love to ponder on the life of old buildings, & wish the walls could talk!
Those pictures make me want to cry. Especially the second one.......just think of what might have gone on there!
Never again.
Never again.
Really ruined..with a spark of spookiness to them :P
Nice photos...but I have to admit they give me the creeps while viewing them..:-) But they are perfecT!
those look old and dilapidated. old and abandoned always look sad. mine's up here
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