I am fascinated by unusual buildings.
Hallway in a 1930s era office in central Florida.
I love neon. Most of which has been replaced with modern LED strips. This is a classic diner in Washington, DC.
This classic post-WWII diner is near Lancaster, PA.
This lovely fountain is in front of a Florida condominium built in the 1970s.
This is the ceiling of the Kravis Center in West Palm Beach, Florida.
This is a classic “Cracker” cabin in central Florida.
This odd structure is an old manual switching tower located in Washington, DC. It is abandoned now and owned by CSX.
This is the underside of the bridge and really shows the poor state of repair of much of our infrastructure, these days.
This ancient service station is in northern Virginia, on Route 15, near Point of Rocks, Maryland.
Old house in Point of Rocks, Maryland. The picture below is of the back porch. Check out that lovely old refrigerator!
More to come…
