Richmond, VA Photograph of Needing a Traditional Procession, uploaded originally by Weingart Dude
Cathedral of the Sacred Heart is the cathedral of the Catholic Diocese of Richmond. Dedicated in 1906, It is the only cathedral in the world built with the contribution of just one person, Thomas Fortune Ryan.
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Posted in Downtown, Richmond, The Fan, tagged college, college students, Monroe, Monroe Park, park, public park, Richmond VA, VCU on July 18, 2009 | Leave a Comment »
Richmond, VA Photograph of Monroe Park, uploaded originally by deadrichmond
Monroe Park is common ground for the thousands of VCU students as the park connects much of the campus. Lawns and benches make this a relaxing area for students to take a break and play some frisbee or tan.
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Posted in Downtown, Monuments, Richmond, The Fan, tagged churches, lutheran church, monument, monument avenue, Richmond VA, stuart circle on July 5, 2009 | Leave a Comment »
Stuart Circle in the Fan district of Richmond, Virginia, with a view of the First English Lutheran Church that was built back in 1911.
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Posted in Downtown, Monuments, Richmond, The Fan, tagged civil war, equestrian, general, horse, J.E.B. Stuart, monument avenue, richmond monuments, stuart circle, Virginian on May 29, 2009 | Leave a Comment »
Richmond, VA Photograph of J.E.B. Stuart Monument, uploaded originally by ctankcycles
An equestrian bronze statue 15 ft. high mounted on a granite pedestal 7 ½ ft. high embodies the Confederate States Army general of the American Civil War. The statue faces north and is the most animated of the Monument Ave statues. It was dedicated May [...]
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Posted in Downtown, Richmond, The Fan, tagged advertising, Downtown, downtown richmond, garage, Jim's Parking, painting, parking system, Richmond, Richmond VA, VCU on May 22, 2009 | Leave a Comment »
Richmond, VA Photograph of Jim’s Parking System, uploaded originally by taberandrew
Few things have transcended all the ages of the Earth: death, taxes, and finding a good parking spot.
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Photo by JodyGreen
Many patrons find the Richmond Landmark Theatre, or certain areas of it anyway, to be spooky. After looking at this photo of one of its hallways, I can’t argue with them. Some even claim that it is haunted by a ghost who occasionally frequents one of the upper balconies. But as rational beings, [...]
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Posted in Downtown, Richmond, The Fan, tagged architecture, building, city, hotel, john marshall, roof, rva, Virginia on March 20, 2009 | Leave a Comment »
Photo by Code Arachnid
According to the photographer, this shot of the John Marshall Hotel was taken from the top of the Media General building. It’s not too far from a couple of Richmond personal injury law firm buildings. You’ll notice the unique shadow that this building casts on the inner portion of itself. You can [...]
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This shot was taken on the roof of the Visual Arts Center on Main Street in The Fan, Richmond, VA. Those two girls were two of my classmates in the Introduction to B&W Darkroom Photography class – so it’s a little ironic that I’m shooting color. We’d taken a break from class (as if there [...]
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Posted in Richmond, The Fan, tagged colorful houses, fan district, Main Street, Richmond, Richmond VA, Richmond Virginia, row houses, The Fan, Virginia on February 8, 2009 | Leave a Comment »
Houses in the Fan can be very bright and very loud. Orange, glue, yellow and green flow through Main Street Richmond.
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Posted in Monuments, Richmond, The Fan, tagged church, horse, jeb stuart, lutheran church, monument, Monuments, Richmond, Richmond VA, statue, Virginian on February 6, 2009 | Leave a Comment »
James Ewell Brown Stuart Monument – The First English Lutheran Church is in the background. Monument Avenue, Richmond, VA
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