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The only bright spot on the rainy day in Owego NY is this bright yellow fire hydrant.

These boats are docked near Founders Park in an Alexandria VA marina on a lovely spring morning.

The penny-farthing, also called the high wheeler, was first made in the 1870s and had a large wheel in front and were the first machines known as bicycles. This penny-farthing is parked in front of a bicycle shop and its large front wheel mading an interesting shadow against the wall of the store.

The elegant combination of this white Gerbera daisy and the red rosebuds make this the perfect for the one you love.

Then shall the trees of the wood sing out at the presence of the LORD, because he cometh to judge the earth. Chronicles 1 16:33

San Juan is one of Puerto Rico's most important seaports as well as its capitol. It has one of the biggest and best natural harbors in the Caribbean.

Everyone is enjoying their day at the farmer's market with its plentiful fresh fruit, vegetables, herbs and flowers.

Canvas fire bucket and yellow fire hose on the back of a fire truck.

The Massachusetts State House is the state capitol and seat of government for the Commonwealth of Massachusetts.

View of Manhattan skyline seen from Liberty State Park in Jersey City, NJ.

Design of a sewing machine in a Victorian home with a beautiful lithograph on the wall

Providence Rhode Island is a charming city with many interesting and beautiful buildings. This building, the Gamaliel Dwight House, can be seen on Benefit Street.

In this farm kitchen, the fresh eggs have just been collected in baskets and are ready for the day's baking.

This beautiful iris, Iris Honey Glazed, certainly lives up to its name with its lovely yellow and golden honey colors.

Design of the corner of 8th Ave. and W 22nd Street in Chelsea with its bustle of people and restaurant with a black and white striped awning in the background.

In the 19th century, most rural communities had a pharmacy where the local residents could buy medicines of all kinds and come together for social gatherings.

This lovely sunny day at the boat basin at Fells Point, Baltimore, Maryland makes you want to take out one of these boats and go for a sail.

San Juan is a lovely city with a quaint atmosphere. Here you see one of their decorative street lamp which is made especially interesting by its shadow being cast on the wall.

Image of an eye doctors office with an eye chart in the background

In the one room schoolhouse, there was no such thing as a cafeteria. Students brought there own lunch to school in various containers such as pails or baskets. The cloth across the basket was often used as a tablecloth.

Downtown Owego NY is know for its quaint shops such as this gift shop.

This man is spending a relaxing day fishing off the Hoboken promenade with a view of the Manhattan skyline in the background.

Dating from 1634, Boston Common is the oldest U.S. city park. The Common was where colonists let their animals graze

Wall Street, located in the historic Kingston Stockade District has an awning over its sidewalks makes it very pleasant to shop in its lovely stores..

This 19th century general store sold a wide variety of goods such as this sewing machine which it displayed with pride in its window.

The general store sold many types of sewing supplies such as this colorful display of ribbons ready to trim the dresses and bonnets of the local ladies and for little girls to wear in their hair.

It's late summer and the sunflower vivid against the blue sky, heavy with seed, looks down to the earth.

The sun streaming through the leaves and the lush green make this secluded spot in the Bahamas a virtual paradise.

A popular activity in Chicago is taking a river cruise alont the Chicago River. Here the cruise ship is just passing Centennial Fountain.

Hanover Street is the North End's "Main Street" and is known for its many cafes and Italian restaurants.

This young lady is opening her clothing store, one of many quaint shops on Main Street in Annapolis Maryland.

Pocket watch use peaked in the late 19th century because railroads needed highly accurate, precision timepieces so their locomotive engineers could maintain strict schedules, thus avoiding collisions.

Image of a man fishing off a pier in Hoboken, New Jersey with the Manhatten skyline in the background.

Design of a sewing basket filled with cloth and yarn

Woman walking her dog along Mount Vernon Street in the Beacon Hill section of Boston.

Headlight from a 1917 refrigerated meat truck.