The next room for Alan (Katraz) by danapommet
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Description
To answer some questions from yesterday’s posting (stairs). The upstairs was office space for the US National Parks System. There was a beautiful library that was roped off at the door but you could still look in. A room with a slide show about the area and the National Parks in the area. A gift shop with reproductions of early colonial American and British items, postcards and tourist items. And lastly, a room with antique muskets, swords, a cannon and mannequins dressed in late 1700s uniforms and dress. I did take a shot of the cannon. The legs belong, to a display, of a British Light Infantry private, His Majesty’s Fifth Regiment of Foot, Northumberlands.
Thanks for stopping by my gallery, taking a look and for all your previous favs and comments. They are very much appreciated.
Dana

Comments (26)
Beautiful picture
Great shot- thanks for sharing! :-)
Very, very cool capture Dana, thank you for sharing!
Mikey wants big boom! Great capture of the cannon
very good shot of this canon
Cool capture of this antiquated cannon, Dana. I like the way they inscribed the barrels of these weapons of war with such quaint designs.
like all the engraving on it Dana, thanks for sharing.
Drooooooooooool worthy mate. I love it. I'm jealous... really jealous!!!!!! Thanks for posting this.
Super shot Dana and great detail on the cannon.
Sounds a great place to visit! I still llike the stairs best!
Have to agree i would love to visit thanks for the info and a superb capture !!
My wife thanks you for the picture, but I don't think cannons are her bag as the comment was is that all, like Andrea she liked the stairs best. She did say her father was in the Northumberland fusiliers not way back the though.
An awesome piece of history great shot.
Excellent shot!
Fantastic capture , Dana !Great info !
nice shot!
Great info, while taking us round the house, how things have changed!!!
pretty cannon ;D
A beautifully engraved cannon that looks as though it could do a lot of damage at some stage, hopefully never again. A lovely clear capture.
Awesome photo of this beautiful cannon!! Love the engraved barrel.
Wonderful capture, Dana. Great information too. Hugs. Di. xx
Great capture, Dana! :o)
Wonderful shot of the room with the cannon and explanation of it history!!
Excellent POV and capture on this wonderful Bronze canon! :)
Wonderful info and capture Dana.
A REAL JEWEL !!