The steeple of Park Street Church, built in 1810. It's bells woke me up on Sunday morning. |
The top of the building across from our 13th floor hotel room |
Interesting front of building near our hotel |
Another steeple. I just love steeples. |
The state house sitting atop Beacon Hill on a lot which had been John Hancock's cow pasture. The cornerstone was laid in 1795. the oration delivered by Gov. John Hancock, the masonic ceremonies conducted by Paul Revere, Grand Master.
a skyscraper
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I too love buildings and their architecture and steeples...sigh, I love church steeples. Lovely group of images, looks like you are having a grand time!!
ReplyDeleteYou have the most wonderful adventures! What a treat for us that you blog....=)
ReplyDeleteGREAT photos! Wow! From a moving car! It looks like you were standing on corners with a tripod! The architecture is wonderful! Would love to go there some time!
ReplyDeleteGreat pictures for 'drive-by shootings';-) The next to the last one is quite interesting and I bet it's really old. Thanks for sharing!
ReplyDeleteVery pretty photos and interesting architecture. I love steeples, too. I saw a blog hop where participants share photos of just windows, or just doors!
ReplyDeleteHi Latane, love the photos, I like steeples also as they invite us to look upwards. I like the old smaller buildings left among the skyscrapers, City planning did not go overboard as they can do in some cities.
ReplyDeletePretty good photos from a moving car. Seems like you had a great adventure.
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