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The Dick Block No. Tonawanda NY Sep 12
The Dick Block, No. Tonawanda, NY, September 2012
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INTERNATIONAL PAPER COMPANY PLANT AT NORTH TONOWANDA ON THE NIAGARA RIVER - NARA - 549522
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INTERNATIONAL PAPER COMPANY PLANT AT TONOWANDA, BETWEEN THE CITY OF NIAGARA FALLS AND BUFFALO - NARA - 549495
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NIAGARA RIVER, AT GRAND ISLE ACROSS FROM NORTH TONOWANDA SHOWS WATER DISCOLORATION FROM INDUSTRIAL WASTES - NARA - 549520
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North Tonawanda Carnegie Library Nov 08
North Tonawanda Carnegie Library, November 2008
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North Tonawanda Post Office Nov 08
U.S. Post Office, North Tonawanda, NY, USA
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Allan Herschell Carousel Factory, November 2008
Allan Herschell Carousel Factory
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Credit- USFWS (7407567520)
Credit: USFWS "I liked the leaf. It was a crazy shape! I would love to learn about that leaf. It was a cool shape, but a great color!" -Emily Reid
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Credit- USFWS (7407568878)
Credit: USFWS "The leaf kind of looks like a tree." -Walter Budziszewski
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Herschell–Spillman Motor Company Complex May 14
Herschell–Spillman Motor Company Complex, North Tonawanda, NY, May 2014
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Architecture in SoHo is captivating to say the least
Architecture in SoHo is captivating to say the least
Photo by Martin Makaryan on Unsplash
A daytime view of a Manhattan street corner
A daytime view of a Manhattan street corner
Photo by Max Harlynking on Unsplash
Late afternoon light hitting the historic façades near Church and Vesey Street, their weathered masonry glowing warm against the sleek steel and glass of the Oculus and surrounding skyscrapers. The blend of old and new architecture captures Lower Manhattan’s layered history.
Late afternoon light hitting the historic façades near Church and Vesey Street, their weathered masonry glowing warm against the sleek steel and glass of the Oculus and surrounding skyscrapers. The blend of old and new architecture captures Lower Manhattan’s layered history.
Photo by Asimina on Unsplash
New york city skyline with one world trade center visible.
New york city skyline with one world trade center visible.
Photo by Artan on Unsplash
People walking on a busy city street with buildings.
People walking on a busy city street with buildings.
Photo by Angeline Wagner on Unsplash
