Show us some of your history - PhotoCamel

dc2 · 01-23-2006

Got any links / photos of your country's history?
Heres one , check oldest pub in Nottingham England

http://www.nottspubs.co.uk/

Jon Foster · 01-25-2006

I'm in the U.S. We don't have any history yet!

Jon.

dc2 · 01-25-2006

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Originally Posted by Jon Foster

I'm in the U.S. We don't have any history yet!

Jon.

Maybe not 1189 AD history but your getting there

What about the wild west? its still history

Paul Shields · 01-25-2006

Oldest pub in Liverpool (established 1726) Ye Hole in Ye Wall.

(copyright: liverpoolpicturial.co.uk).

dc2 · 01-25-2006

That looks nice Paul have you had a beer there?

Paul Shields · 01-25-2006

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Originally Posted by dc2

That looks nice Paul have you had a beer there?

Well, if you substitute 'a' with 'many' then the answer is yes

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dc2 · 01-25-2006

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Originally Posted by Paul

Well, if you substitute 'a' with 'many' then the answer is yes

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Good man

Jon Foster · 01-27-2006

See, that's history! Having a beer in a pub that opened it's doors in 1726. History!

Jon.

Michele · 01-27-2006

http://www.bodie.com/tl.asp

Here is a link to a Ghost Town that has a lot of history to it and a neat place to photograph... This is the closest I can come to on history so far...

Blinky · 02-04-2006

I live in one of those quaint little towns where they sell antiques... Dc2

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Anyway, Hillsborough is pretty old for an American town and we have this old clock, English made, 18th century. I'm lucky enough to be one of the people who take turns winding it each week. So here's the closest thing I got to history...

This is the outside at sunset...

This is inside the tower looking up at the drive weights and pendulum, the clock is mounted on the floor directly overhead..

Space is tight up there and my widest lens was a 24mm (dx sensor) so this is the best I have of the whole mechanism...

Light was also pretty sparse and I had only a piece of foil faced poster board as a reflector. Because it was flimsy, it cast an interesting, sort of mottled light spread...

Last one, this is one of the four synchronized drives that move the hands. The faces are about six feet in diameter...

Chip

dc2 · 02-04-2006

Quote:

Originally Posted by Jon Foster

See, that's history! Having a beer in a pub that opened it's doors in 1726. History!

Jon.

ah thats a new pub check the top link

dc2 · 02-04-2006

Thanks Chip . some nice old engineering there

and thanks for keeping this thread going

mikej · 02-04-2006

I have lots of history from my Native American side... just no pictures.

Good shots above.

Mike

Jon Foster · 02-05-2006

Oh man, those clock pictures rock!

Jon.

scoundrel1728 · 02-06-2006

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Originally Posted by dc2

Maybe not 1189 AD history but your getting there

What about the wild west? its still history

As long as the West applies, how about this hand-drawn fire engine from 1859? I am told that it still works, though it needs a bit of maintenance.

Text on plaque reads:

FIRE HOUSE No. 1
1854

In this building erected in October 1854 was Shaw ans Brown's Grocery until superceded by Wheeler Bros. in april 1857. Partially demolished by a gunpowder explosion in the Fire of 1857, it was rebuilt in March 1861. The town of Columbia purchased it for the permanent home of the Tuolomne County Engine Co. No. 1 and their hand pumper "Papeete" brought from San Francisco two years before.

dc2 · 02-06-2006

Thats neat
I can just picture one of those really old movies where a bunch of guys are dragging it through.
the streets.
Thanks for adding to this

scoundrel1728 · 02-06-2006

Another shot, taken at the same time... (Really had to squeeze things to come in under the physical and file size limits and still show enough detail to give a proper flavor of the original.)

scoundrel1728 · 02-06-2006

Quote:

Originally Posted by dc2

Thats neat
I can just picture one of those really old movies where a bunch of guys are dragging it through.
the streets.
Thanks for adding to this

The location shots for the Western classic "High Noon" were filmed around here.

01-23-2006	#1 (permalink)
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01-27-2006	#8 (permalink)
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Michele Dromedary Posts: 1,401 CamelKarma: 44 Gallery \| Blog	Re: Show us some of your history http://www.bodie.com/tl.asp Here is a link to a Ghost Town that has a lot of history to it and a neat place to photograph... This is the closest I can come to on history so far...

02-04-2006	#10 (permalink)
Blinky F1 Camel Posts: 4,134 CamelKarma: 262 Gallery \| Blog	Re: Show us some of your history I live in one of those quaint little towns where they sell antiques... Dc2 . Anyway, Hillsborough is pretty old for an American town and we have this old clock, English made, 18th century. I'm lucky enough to be one of the people who take turns winding it each week. So here's the closest thing I got to history... This is the outside at sunset... This is inside the tower looking up at the drive weights and pendulum, the clock is mounted on the floor directly overhead.. Space is tight up there and my widest lens was a 24mm (dx sensor) so this is the best I have of the whole mechanism... Light was also pretty sparse and I had only a piece of foil faced poster board as a reflector. Because it was flimsy, it cast an interesting, sort of mottled light spread... Last one, this is one of the four synchronized drives that move the hands. The faces are about six feet in diameter... Chip
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02-04-2006	#12 (permalink)
dc2 Photocamel Master Posts: 7,033 CamelKarma: 221 Gallery \| Blog	Re: Show us some of your history Thanks Chip . some nice old engineering there and thanks for keeping this thread going
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02-05-2006	#14 (permalink)
Jon Foster Guanaco Posts: 253 CamelKarma: 22 Gallery \| Blog	Re: Show us some of your history Oh man, those clock pictures rock! Jon.
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02-06-2006	#16 (permalink)
dc2 Photocamel Master Posts: 7,033 CamelKarma: 221 Gallery \| Blog	Re: Show us some of your history Thats neat I can just picture one of those really old movies where a bunch of guys are dragging it through. the streets. Thanks for adding to this
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