This blog is about historical and cultural sites, places and events all over the world visited by bicycle or that could be visited by bicycle. It is to show that a motor vehicle does not always have to be used and it is often better to visit these places by bicycle.
Showing posts with label portraits. Show all posts
Showing posts with label portraits. Show all posts
Sunday, January 3, 2016
Quality and Legacy: T. S. Martin, Davidson's, and Pelletier: T. S. Martin, Portraits
Previous articles in the series:
Quality and Legacy: T. S. Martin, Davidson's, and Pelletier: Introduction
Quality and Legacy: T. S. Martin, Davidson's, and Pelletier: 1880's Fashions
Quality and Legacy: T. S. Martin, Davidson's, and Pelletier: 1890's Fashions
Quality and Legacy: T. S. Martin, Davidson's, and Pelletier: 1900's Fashions
Quality and Legacy: T. S. Martin, Davidson's, and Pelletier: 1910's Fashions
Quality and Legacy: T. S. Martin, Davidson's, and Pelletier: 1920's Fashions
Quality and Legacy: T. S. Martin, Davidson's, and Pelletier: 1930's Fashions
Quality and Legacy: T. S. Martin, Davidson's, and Pelletier: 1940's Fashions
Quality and Legacy: T. S. Martin, Davidson's, and Pelletier: T. S. Martin, Family Trees and Company History
Quality and Legacy: T. S. Martin, Davidson's, and Pelletier: T. S. Martin, Bust
Quality and Legacy: T. S. Martin, Davidson's, and Pelletier: T. S. Martin, Jessie Reid Martin
Sunday, September 22, 2013
Clay County Fair: Smoky Mountain Central Railroad, Steam Engine Bell
At the Clay County Fair in Spencer, Iowa in a building called the Depot with the HO scale Smoky Mountain Central Railroad is this steam engine bell:
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Clay County Fair: Smoky Mountain Central Railroad, Historic Railroad Artifacts
At the Clay County Fair in Spencer, Iowa in a building called the Depot with the HO scale Smoky Mountain Central Railroad are these historic railroad artifacts:
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Clay County Fair: Smoky Mountain Central Railroad, Railroad Portraits
At the Clay County Fair in Spencer, Iowa in a building called the Depot with the HO scale Smoky Mountain Central Railroad are these railroad portraits:
Tuesday, July 23, 2013
Sioux City Art Center: Michael Dunbar Sculptures: "Machinist Studies": Astrocaster, 2006
Currently on temporary display at the Sioux City Art Center is the Michael Dunbar Sculptures: "Machinist Studies" exhibit:
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Sioux City Art Center: Michael Dunbar Sculptures: "Machinist Studies": Tuscarora, 2004
Currently on temporary display at the Sioux City Art Center is the Michael Dunbar Sculptures: "Machinist Studies" exhibit:
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Sioux City Art Center: Michael Dunbar Sculptures: "Machinist Studies": Portraits
Currently on temporary display at the Sioux City Art Center is the Michael Dunbar Sculptures: "Machinist Studies" exhibit:
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Saturday, June 8, 2013
Sioux City Public Museum: What Ever Happened To...Woodrow Wilson School
On temporary display at the Sioux City Public Museum is a new exhibit called "What Ever Happened To..." These are items not normally on display at the museum. Some are part of the permanent collection, some are begin stored by the museum temporarily.
These items are the Woodrow Wilson School:
These items are the Woodrow Wilson School:
Sioux City Public Museum: What Ever Happened To...Woodbury County Courthouse Juror's Chair and Portraits of the Judges
On temporary display at the Sioux City Public Museum is a new exhibit called "What Ever Happened To..." These are items not normally on display at the museum. Some are part of the permanent collection, some are begin stored by the museum temporarily.
These items are the Woodbury County Courthouse Juror's Chair and Portraits of the Judges:
These items are the Woodbury County Courthouse Juror's Chair and Portraits of the Judges:
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