Ciroflex 120, Kodak Porta 400. Across the street you can see 307 Liberty, which is for sale.
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This is a great shot for me. Thanks for posting it.
My dad’s Electronic repair shop was either the first or second building from the left and my aunt’s dry cleaning service was a few doors down from there. That was almost 50 years ago and it’s amazing to see two things here. How much had changed over the years and how much still remains.
I really hope that these buildings get the love they deserve so the people who live there can gain a greater sense of belief in the beautiful valley they live in.
This is a great shot for me. Thanks for posting it.
My dad’s Electronic repair shop was either the first or second building from the left and my aunt’s dry cleaning service was a few doors down from there. That was almost 50 years ago and it’s amazing to see two things here. How much had changed over the years and how much still remains.
I really hope that these buildings get the love they deserve so the people who live there can gain a greater sense of belief in the beautiful valley they live in.
There is a wooden shack (can’t recall the name) adjacent to the graveyard that legend has it was a watering hole during George Washington’s time. Rumor was that he had a few there.