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Rural Kansas on 35mm film, taken with my 1965 Nikon Nikkormat
Falls City!
Signs of Southeast Nebraska
Here's our Amazon wishlist! What we need most is ready to eat meals like canned soup (Campbell's chunky etc.), Hormel Compleat, Chef Boyardee, etc. The list isn't in order but those items are on there.
www.amazon.com/hz/wishlist/...
My parents & I run a Little Free Food Pantry & we're running low on ready to eat, pre-made food. All money goes directly to buying for the homeless. Thanks!
PΓ’Γ½pΓ£Ε Merrimentandmiscellany@gmail.com
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Amazon wishlist below, too!
Victorian mansions in Cairo, Illinois
Cairo, Illinois at golden hour
Sunday afternoon in Alexander County, Illinois
A quiet Sunday evening on South Grand in St Louis
A colorful old filling station on Kingshighway and Chemical in Fairmont City, Illinois
Sad to see, it appears they're prepping for demolition of the former Nite Spot Cafe (1933) on Route 66 in Fairmont City, Illinois
St Anselm Catholic Church and St Louis Abbey, built in 1962 and designed by architect Gyo Obata of Hellmuth, Obata Kassabaum.
This is probably my favorite mid century Catholic Church in St Louis
Charred remnants of the former bridge at the Crunden Martin complex near downtown St Louis.
This fire was heartbreaking for me, the complex & bridge between the warehouses was one of my favorite industrial buildings in St Louis, and was one of the first places Iβd show people when giving tours
Fall colors in Alton, Illinois
A groovy mid century "Motor Bank" in Fort Madison, Iowa
An abandoned Victorian era high school in Dallas City, Illinois, built in 1896.
Itβs been sitting since 2006 and is slated for demolition, but apparently they canβt even find the money to demolish it.
I'm not dead, I just keep forgetting about bluesky!
Irene is resting on my lap, she's still molting so she's been sad lately
@ladytophamcatt.bsky.social
A house in Alton, Illinois, taken on 116 roll film with my 1917 Eastman Kodak Premo Cartridge camera.
116 film is a large format roll film introduced in 1899 and discontinued in 1984. It's larger than 120 film, coming in at 70mm.
Iβm extremely excited these turned out!
Alton, Illinois yesterday evening
Hey!! I keep forgetting to post over here! Are you actually coming to St Louis because I'll give you a tour
Abandoned Victorian houses in Jeff Vander Lou, St Louis
Soulard, St Louis on film, taken on 35mm Kodak Ektar with my Nikon Nikkormat
A Sears house in Lindenwood Park, St Louis, a customized "Maplewood" model, built in 1931
A snowy walk, taken on film with my 1969 Nikon Nikkormat
Fountain Park, St Louis on film
Near North Riverfront, St Louis on 35mm Kodak Portra 800 film
Three Sears Catalog kit houses in Rock Hill and Brentwood, Missouri. Their models are Crescent, Berwyn and Grant, built roughly in 1926, 1940 and 1929.
Over the next month I'm going to try and photograph all 56 confirmed Sears houses in the St Louis area