Vintage shots from days gone by!

Inspection port...I wonder who set up the ladder?

 

Never saw a window in a smokestack before....
I'm sure it's smoked glass.
its not a smoke stack its the Baltimore Shot Tower lead shot was made there for guns


OK - Leaded Glass Window then.

 

The shot tower still stands today on E. Fayette St. in Baltimore City. It was built in 1828 with over a million bricks and is over 200ft tall. It was the tallest structure in the U.S. when it was built. It's on the National Register of Historic Places. Can't say a lot of good things for Baltimore, but there is a lot of history there. For those who like wheels of a different kind, the Baltimore & Ohio Railroad Museum is awesome.

 

Yep, that's the Gipper...

 

I would have thought Clint would have been more at home in a Vette.

 

Sophia Loren

 

Barbara Eden before Jeannie.

 

Yes neat place and the Industry museum is great also...The Fort is interesting but not so much in cold weather..

 

Yep. It's McNary. I sometimes miss the Northwest in summer, the smell of the water and the trees! But NOT in winter!

 

You can see this car at the Nixon Museum in Yorba Linda, CA.

 

This was a spectacular building, the last remnant of the 1905 Lewis & Clark Exposition. The Forestry Center in NW Portland. It burned to the ground in 1966. A tragic loss, unbelievably cool GIGANTIC log cabin.

 

Old , long gone, Harbor Drive. Portland.

 

Old Union Ave. Portland.

 

Harbor Drive.

 

Harbor Drive.

 

Monarch Cleaners , Portland....????

 

1954 - NE 15th and Alberta

 

The Bridgeport Hotel at the east end of the Burnside Bridge,Portland.

 

E Burnside Sandy and 12th east 1941

 

Portland

 

Portland, 1958

 

Went there with my cub scout pack once.