St. Marys III - Orange Hall by TwoPynts
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"There is only one way to achieve happiness on this terrestrial ball,
and that is to have either a clear conscience or none at all."
-Ogden Nash, author (1902-1971)
Founded in 1792, St. Marys is one of the oldest cities in the United States and has one of the oldest historic districts. With quaint homes, churches and shops, St. Marys is a
Comments (29)
Excellent shot, fantastic POV and perspective. I like the mood in this image!!
WOw! Profound quote! And great history lesson professor!! For what ever reason, the image reminds me of Animal House! Let me tell you'bout some friends I know....
Now thats my kind of home!!! Just look at that door....you can really get a great sense of how god damn huge that house is when looking at that door. How many maids does it come with? Huh? How many of them are purty huh? SIGN ME UP WILL YA! Beautiful architectual shot my friend. Enjoy your hump-day. #:O)
LOL Okay ya got me.Proceleusmatic??????????????What the heck does that mean...Gonna go see right now...Okay.Aha..."Inciting; animating; encouraging"...or..."a foot consisting of four short syllables"...Er...um...er...um...I'm guessing you are thanking us for our encouragement,our proceleusism,so to speak...LOL.Well,I must be proceleusmatic about this one,as well.Excellent shot.The blue sky looks lovely.Thanks for the neologism,lol.Have a margaritaceous day!LOL.-M :^)PS Loved the quote!
Puttin' On Old Massah by Gilbert Osofsky is still in print. Or is that his Harlem book, Harlem: The Making of a Ghetto? He was a close friend in some age long gone. He committed suicide by tying a belt to a bedpost and hanging himself till he was unconscious, and then died. Well worth the read, with his other books as well. Know anything about the Zoot Suit Riots in LA, when Mexicans and Mexican-Americans were equated with the Japanese with whom los Estados Unidos was at war? Ol' Man Ribber, he jes' keep rolling....
It's a part of history in that building ... Love the architecture and the way you have displayed it. Excellent shot!!
Superb shot of this wonderful building. I like the feel here and the blue sky tops it off! Love the quote from Nash... Do not give Zacko the key ;-)
Such a grand and beautiful home with so much history too!! excellent shot and presntation kort loved your write up and quote so much you always put so much into your write ups i look forward to them!! ... awesome work!
A capture surely doing justice to a grand old building packed with human history. Excellent lighting even in the shaded parts.
Ohhh!! Impressing architecture. Beautiful place..Love the story you tell. Thanks for sharing the story and the wonderful shot! Makes me wise:)) Wish you a lovely day/evening!
Beautiful !
Fantastic image! Reminded me of Kimmer's work for a sec. No problem! You both do incredible work! +++
What a extraordinary building, it has the flavour of that part of your country. You've captured it prefectly, excellent photography !
when I have the occasion to enter attics which I hate, it is easy to see where houses has been added on and on.excellent capture
love old houses like this. super job on the photo
BRILL capture Kort, I don't know what kind of camera you use, but it produces the crispiest pics I've ever seen ! top stuff ~Cheers~ :O)
Beautiful and majestic!!!!:):):)..V
Very good picture. An amazing composition. Real quality!!! Good day and kiss my friend ;)
WOW!!! Excellent shot mate!! If I'm ever in that neck of the woods I'll be sure to stop in there ;) Thanks for sharing!
superb architectural image.
What a magnificent place, with an incredible history! Makes one wish that homes could tell their storys. Beautiful capture Kort, I love the POV and compo you've chosen! Have an incredibly excellent day my friend!
Fantastic capture, love to see this old stuff! Funny to notice 1792 is that old, Europe's history goes back further and I just try to imagine how it would look when cutting off the history before this. Terrific work, Kort!
Impressive architecture ! Thanks, Kort for the very detailed historical notes ! I really seems that the orange theme is in the mood in RR gallery nowadays... lol ! :~)
glad W.T. Sherman missed this one
Gorgeous Georgian property. A friend owns/lives in one slightly bigger here in Old Lyme, CT. Same construction, and same colorful past. Hotel, School,and now apts. Still magnificent inside too. Thanks for sharing Kort!
:) this shot is sooo cool, excellently done!!!!
Awesome old southern home....saw a very similar one in Georga when I was there last year.
Reminds me of 'Gone With the Wind'.... Excellent V