Showing posts with label Georgian. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Georgian. Show all posts

Wednesday, April 20, 2011

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While we were on the University campus, we stopped by their bowling alley. This university is located on the grounds which were originally the winter home of a millionaire railroad tycoon. During the early 19th century, bowling was a sport which belonged to the social elite. This historic alley, built in 1899, was recently restored to it’s original state. Today, it is the nation’s oldest operational bowling alley.

Tuesday, April 19, 2011

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Today our photographic journey took us to the grounds of a historic Catholic Girls college. The one which Phriend graduated. The college is comprised of many buildings predating the 1900s. The architecture of these building so ornate. They presented numerous photo opportunities. However, after this never ending winter, I found I am drawn to any and all signs of Spring.