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High quality reproduction of original photograph from the Panoramic Photograph Collection (most 1880s-1920s). Reprints from over 1,000 panoramic photos of US city skylines, scenes, and groups of people. They vary significantly in both image depth and image quality. Originals are from the following styles of photography: Gelatin Silver Prints, Silver Printing-Out Paper Prints, Albumen Prints, Collotypes, Halftone Photomechanical Prints, Gum Bichromate, Progress, Platinum, Aerial Photographs, Cityscape Photographs, Panoramic Photographs, Portrait Photographs, and Landscape Photographs. Library or archive stamps will be digitally removed. These are High Quality Prints offered by AntiqueReprints.

:  Panoramic Images from the Library of Congress, LAMINATION available upon request, Photographic representations of city skylines, scenes, and groups of people., Originally from the 1880s -1920s., Collection Features Cities and Towns of the United States and other countries.
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:  Photographic Print Title: Civic Center Plaza Skyscrapers in the Evening, Denver, Colorado, USA, Artist: Christopher Rennie, Size: 18 x 24 inches
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From Scott and Zelda Fitzgerald cavorting in the Pulitzer Fountain to Ivana Trump patrolling the halls to inspect the rooms, this is the Plaza Hotel as no one has ever seen it, or been permitted to see it. The Plaza is the place where the Beatles headquartered when they invaded America. It's where George M. Cohan held court during the golden era of Broadway. It's where Marilyn busted a strap on cue, where Cary Grant started out from when he traveled North By Northwest, and where Macauley Culkin stayed after staying Home Alone.From the railroad tracks in the basement to the vast luxury suites overlooking Central Park, this is the full story behind the gilded doors, the inside scoop direct from the people who have cavorted there and worked there.

Author: III, Ward Morehouse
Hardcover:  239 pages Illustrated
Company: Applause Books  (2001-10-01)
ISBN: 1557834687
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Through a detailed study of the principal spaces of Italian cities, this book explores the relationship between political systems and their methods of representation in architecture. Illustrated by contemporary photographs, analytical drawings and historic images, it examines approximately 70 significant piazzas and situates these in their social and political contexts, highlighting shifts between autocratic and democratic forms of government from antiquity to the present day.It looks at the ideological role of political architecture is analysed through the work of various theorists including ancient sources (Plato, Vitruvius, Augustine), Renaissance thinkers (Alberti, Machiavelli, More) and modern critics (Zevi, Rossi, Tafuri).The complexity of the physical layering of individual spaces over time is represented by one single site in Travestere, Rome, where its history is traced from ancient times to the present day. Subsequent chapters then consider the development of Italian urban form in chronological sequence, categorized by art historical and political periods.

Author: Eamonn Canniffe
Hardcover:  304 pages
Company: Ashgate  (2008-07-23)
ISBN: 0754647161
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An analysis of the pedestrian malls built during the urban renewal period of the 60's and 70's, and of new urban open space designs. Explores the trend towards, and away from, full pedestrian malls, and analyzes newer project types, such as festival marketplaces and mixed-use urban spaces. Describes mall development processes such as feasibility analysis, planning and design. Also covers street furnishings ranging from paving, fountains and sculpture to lighting, canopies and seating. Offers updated coverage of new projects in New York, Tampa, Memphis, Louisville and Minneapolis. Also features over 250 photographs as well as detailed site plans of the projects covered.

Author: Harvey M. Rubenstein
Hardcover:  288 pages
Company: Wiley  (1992-10-16) (2008-12-03)
ISBN: 0471546801
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Come join us on December 27th in downtown Phoenix and help celebrate the grand opening of the Phoenix Convention Center?s North Building. Many of you have driven by this project ... (more...)

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Albuquerque Civic Plaza, Albuquerque, New Mexico presented by Douglas Aurand & Associates. ... A Virtual Tour of the Albuquerque Civic Plaza, Albuquerque, NM 3rd and Tijeras NW ... (more...)

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Book your next convention, conference or meeting at Rapid City's Rushmore Plaza Civic Center. Our facility can host monthly meetings, concerts, tradeshows, association conventions ... (more...)

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STOMP. Theater League presentation Friday, October 31st, 2008 at 8:00 PM Saturday, November 1st, 2008 at 5:00 PM & 9:00 PM Sunday, November 2nd, 2008 at 2:00 PM & 7:00 PM (more...)

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Civic Plaza Apartments apartments for rent in Boise, Idaho. View prices, photos, virtual tours, floor plans, amenities, pet policies, rent specials, property details and ... (more...)

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The Memorial Subdivision was developed in three sections. Section 1 (November 17, 1955), Section 2 (February 15, 1959), Section 3 (February 1962). (more...)

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Orlando Lujan Martinez Manhattan Serenade Gary Herrera was always hunting for a sweet and confetti filled Hollywood romance. His kind of woman had to be beautiful, intelligent, and have a good sense of humor. They would be a perfect match because, fortunately, Gary was handsome, intelligent and had a good sense of humor too. But his chances of meeting such a woman was, he knew from experience, very remote, indeed. One summer night Gary decided, since he only lived only three blocks away, to walk to the Civic Plaza in Albuquerque where every Saturday night, during the summer, there was music and dancing under the stars. Gary thought if he mingled in the crowd there might be a possibility of meeting a woman of his dreams and have a story book love affair. But he knew that if he wanted to impress her- the yet to be discovered Valentine love forever-he would have to be as smooth and charming, as a movie star, because first impression were very important in the mating game. And it was wonderful to be alive on a warm summer night in June. A perfect night to fall in love. As Gary walked closer to the Civic Plaza he could hear "Manhattan Serenade",a nocturnal love song, from the 1930's, weaving its nostalgic spell in the summer air. At first it was faint as if coming from that long ago time, and louder as he walked closer, as if sweeping into this age on the old New York Unlimited, a passenger streamliner of that era. It was a haunting remembrance from of the past but also the destination of dreams'. The last time Gary heard ?Manhattan Serenade? was twenty years ago in a television rerun of the 1930's movie Manhattan Melodrama starring the debonair Clark Gable and the wise and worldly Myrna Loy. And now here it was, after a twenty year absence, rising mystically out of the past, as he turned the corner into the plaza, up on a brightly lit stage being played again by some African American musicians who were breathing new life into the dusty old song. Giving it an totally new meaning as lovely as the transition from winter to spring. What musical magic and from the shimmering heights of Manhattan-no less. As Gary stood in the crowd enjoying the music a woman in a yellow summer dress, with seductively bare shoulders, caught his eye, and stirred the glowing embers of romantic expectations. Gary moved next to her and ventured to say "Beautiful tune," as simple as that. And she turned her head saying, "Yes, it is.? And finding a man, unexpectedly, self-assured and friendly, was a pleasant surprise. They listened in silence until the song was over then Gary said smiling "My name is Gary Herrera and yours?" "Margaret Berry " she said, noticing a glimmer of sincerity in his eyes, and a warmhearted rhyme in his voice that was missing in her conversations with other men. Margaret offered her hand to shake and Gary, instead of shaking it, held it gently for a moment, in a romantic invitation, that did not go unnoticed by the lovely and lonely Margaret. Margaret said softly "Warm hands. Warm heart." Gary?s heart stood still, and he tipped his head inquisitively forward, looking up from behind a lock of hair on his forehead, and said with a mischievous Clark Gable grin said, ?Does that mean that you?ll marry me.? They burst out in merry laughter, astonish to find love at first sight-at long last. A sliver screen Hollywood moon came from behind a cloud over Civic Plaza and a spotlight from a car sale, somewhere in the city, cast a beam across the summer sky. (more...)

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Orlando Lujan Martinez Manhattan Serenade Gary Herrera was always hunting for a sweet and confetti filled Hollywood romance. His kind of woman had to be beautiful, intelligent, and have a good sense of humor. They would be a perfect match because, fortunately, Gary was handsome, intelligent and had a good sense of humor too. But his chances of meeting such a woman was, he knew from experience, very remote, indeed. One summer night Gary decided, since he only lived only three blocks away, to walk to the Civic Plaza in Albuquerque where every Saturday night, during the summer, there was music and dancing under the stars. Gary thought if he mingled in the crowd there might be a possibility of meeting a woman of his dreams and have a story book love affair. But he knew that if he wanted to impress her- the yet to be discovered Valentine love forever-he would have to be as smooth and charming, as a movie star, because first impression were very important in the mating game. And it was wonderful to be alive on a warm summer night in June. A perfect night to fall in love. As Gary walked closer to the Civic Plaza he could hear "Manhattan Serenade",a nocturnal love song, from the 1930's, weaving its nostalgic spell in the summer air. At first it was faint as if coming from that long ago time, and louder as he walked closer, as if sweeping into this age on the old New York Unlimited, a passenger streamliner of that era. It was a haunting remembrance from of the past but also the destination of dreams'. The last time Gary heard ?Manhattan Serenade? was twenty years ago in a television rerun of the 1930's movie Manhattan Melodrama starring the debonair Clark Gable and the wise and worldly Myrna Loy. And now here it was, after a twenty year absence, rising mystically out of the past, as he turned the corner into the plaza, up on a brightly lit stage being played again by some African American musicians who were breathing new life into the dusty old song. Giving it an totally new meaning as lovely as the transition from winter to spring. What musical magic and from the shimmering heights of Manhattan-no less. As Gary stood in the crowd enjoying the music a woman in a yellow summer dress, with seductively bare shoulders, caught his eye, and stirred the glowing embers of romantic expectations. Gary moved next to her and ventured to say "Beautiful tune," as simple as that. And she turned her head saying, "Yes, it is.? And finding a man, unexpectedly, self-assured and friendly, was a pleasant surprise. They listened in silence until the song was over then Gary said smiling "My name is Gary Herrera and yours?" "Margaret Berry " she said, noticing a glimmer of sincerity in his eyes, and a warmhearted rhyme in his voice that was missing in her conversations with other men. Margaret offered her hand to shake and Gary, instead of shaking it, held it gently for a moment, in a romantic invitation, that did not go unnoticed by the lovely and lonely Margaret. Margaret said softly "Warm hands. Warm heart." Gary?s heart stood still, and he tipped his head inquisitively forward, looking up from behind a lock of hair on his forehead, and said with a mischievous Clark Gable grin said, ?Does that mean that you?ll marry me.? They burst out in merry laughter, astonish to find love at first sight-at long last. A sliver screen Hollywood moon came from behind a cloud over Civic Plaza and a spotlight from a car sale, somewhere in the city, cast a beam across the summer sky. (more...)

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Manhattan Serenade Gary Herrera was always hunting for a sweet and confetti filled Hollywood romance. His kind of woman had to be beautiful, intelligent, and have a good sense of humor. They would be a perfect match because, fortunately, Gary was handsome, intelligent and had a good sense of humor too. But his chances of meeting such a woman was, he knew from experience, very remote, indeed. One summer night Gary decided, since he only lived only three blocks away, to walk to the Civic Plaza in Albuquerque where every Saturday night, during the summer, there was music and dancing under the stars. Gary thought if he mingled in the crowd there might be a possibility of meeting a woman of his dreams and have a story book love affair. But he knew that if he wanted to impress her- the yet to be discovered Valentine love forever-he would have to be as smooth and charming, as a movie star, because first impression were very important in the mating game. And it was wonderful to be alive on a warm summer night in June. A perfect night to fall in love. As Gary walked closer to the Civic Plaza he could hear "Manhattan Serenade",a nocturnal love song, from the 1930's, weaving its nostalgic spell in the summer air. At first it was faint as if coming from that long ago time, and louder as he walked closer, as if sweeping into this age on the old New York Unlimited, a passenger streamliner of that era. It was a haunting remembrance from of the past but also the destination of dreams'. The last time Gary heard ?Manhattan Serenade? was twenty years ago in a television rerun of the 1930's movie Manhattan Melodrama starring the debonair Clark Gable and the wise and worldly Myrna Loy. And now here it was, after a twenty year absence, rising mystically out of the past, as he turned the corner into the plaza, up on a brightly lit stage being played again by some African American musicians who were breathing new life into the dusty old song. Giving it an totally new meaning as lovely as the transition from winter to spring. What musical magic and from the shimmering heights of Manhattan-no less. As Gary stood in the crowd enjoying the music a woman in a yellow summer dress, with seductively bare shoulders, caught his eye, and stirred the glowing embers of romantic expectations. Gary moved next to her and ventured to say "Beautiful tune," as simple as that. And she turned her head saying, "Yes, it is.? And finding a man, unexpectedly, self-assured and friendly, was a pleasant surprise. They listened in silence until the song was over then Gary said smiling "My name is Gary Herrera and yours?" "Margaret Berry " she said, noticing a glimmer of sincerity in his eyes, and a warmhearted rhyme in his voice that was missing in her conversations with other men. Margaret offered her hand to shake and Gary, instead of shaking it, held it gently for a moment, in a romantic invitation, that did not go unnoticed by the lovely and lonely Margaret. Margaret said softly "Warm hands. Warm heart." Gary?s heart stood still, and he tipped his head inquisitively forward, looking up from behind a lock of hair on his forehead, and said with a mischievous Clark Gable grin said, ?Does that mean that you?ll marry me.? They burst out in merry laughter, astonish to find love at first sight-at long last. A sliver screen Hollywood moon came from behind a cloud over Civic Plaza and a spotlight from a car sale, somewhere in the city, cast a beam across the summer sky. (more...)

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"The United States Senate will be taking up the bailout scheme tomorrow. The following Senators are considered key votes. Please take a moment to call these Senators and urge them to cast their vote against this dangerous legislation. And please, call your two U.S. Senators and urge them to vote no as well. Elizabeth Dole (NC) - D.C.: Phone: (202) 224-6342 Fax: (202) 224-1100 Raleigh: Phone: (919) 856-4630 Fax: (919) 856-4053 Norm Coleman (MN) - D.C.: Phone: (202) 224-5641 Fax: (202) 224-1152 St. Paul: Phone: (651) 645-0323 Fax: (651) 645-3110 St. Paul Office: 2550 University Avenue West, Suite 100N St. Paul, Minnesota 55114 Phone: (651) 645-0323 Fax: (651) 645-3110Mankato Office: 12 Civic Center Plaza, Suite 2167 Mankato, Minnesota 56001 Phone: (507) 625-6800 Fax: (507) 625-9427 Grand Rapids Office: 200 Northbank Center 206B, Northeast 3rd Street Grand Rapids, Minnesota 55744 Phone: (218) 327-9333 Fax: (218) 327-8637 Moorehead Office: 810 4th Avenue South, Suite 203 Moorehead, Minnesota 56560 Phone: Fax: Roger Wicker (MS) - D.C.: Phone: (202) 224-6253 Fax: (202) 228-0378 Jackson: Phone: (601) 965-4644 Fax: (601) 965-4007 Gordon Smith (OR) - D.C.: Phone: (202) 224-3753 Fax: (202) 228-3997 Portland: Phone: (503) 326-3386 Fax: (503) 326-2900 Lyndsey Graham (SC) - D.C.: Phone: (202) 224-5972 Fax: (202) 224-3808 Greenville: Phone: (864) 250-1417 Fax: (864) 250-4322 Ted Stevens (AK) - D.C.: Phone: (202) 224-3004 Fax: (202) 224-2354 Anchorage: Phone: (907) 271-5915 Fax: (907) 258-9305 " If so, will you contact them against the bailout? For others, have you contacted your Senator today to tell them the changes are just lipstick on a bailout? No bailout, no way, no how! Capitol Hill Switchboard: (202) 224-3121 http://www.senate.gov/general/contact_information/senators_cfm.cfm http://www.campaignforliberty.com/ sorry, they ran together, the name is often at the end of the address block for the prior senator. Will you tell them you won't vote for them in their elections if they vote for the bailout today? (more...)

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PLACE TO EXPLORE San Francisco Place to Explore Description Major Attractions Union Square Heart of San Francisco?s downtown, major shopping district. ·Westin St. Francis Hotel ·Old San Francisco Mint Chinatown Home to one of the largest Chinese communities outside Asia. ·Chinese Culture center ·Old Chinese Telephone Exchange Nob Hill Home of the city?s elite and some of its finest hotels ·Pacific Union Club ·Cable Car Museum ·Grace Cathedral ·Mark Hopkins Hotel Civic Center One of the country?s great city, state, and federal building complexes. ·City Hallsville ·Civic Center Plaza ·Performing Arts Center ·War Memorial Opera House The Embarcadero Waterfront promenade great for walking and jogging. ·Ferry building ·Embarcadero Center ·Hyatt Regency Hotel ·Justin Herman Plaza Fisherman?s Wharf Hyde cable-car line, waterfront, Ghirardelli Square, Piers 39 and 41 (more...)

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