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The Backside of America: What's in a Named Building? (Part 1)

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The Backside of America. It’s Really Big, Sometimes Beautiful and Always Worth a Second Look. Thursday, December 26, 2013. What's in a Named Building? Architects still design buildings with corporate names on them, but too often these days signs designating a business tend toward the ugly and temporary. The same is true of apartment buildings and condos - the name may be on a sign out front, but rarely it is etched into the stone. This is the Elks Lodge in Newton, Mass. December 26, 2013 at 9:17 AM.

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Carola Smit and BZN. Alsberghe and Van Oost. Grand Moulins à Marquette. Rawe and Co Nordhorn. Hidden Places from Jochem. From Kathy and Jan. Urban Adventures from Raymond. A website by a group of people who want to rescue the building. Visit this site to read all about the history and the future of this beautifull place. Abandoned places and railtracking by Jacob Bijlstra. Urban adventure in Rotterdam by Kazil. Some Real art for in your home by Silene van Waveren. Abandoned Places by Henk van Rensbergen.

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The Backside of America: January 2015

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The Backside of America. It’s Really Big, Sometimes Beautiful and Always Worth a Second Look. Saturday, January 31, 2015. Get Thee to a Nunnery. I find it hard to square the popular, albeit outdated image of nuns as ruler-wielding autocrats, buttoned up from head to toe in black and white, with the smiling, geriatric faces of women in soft, cotton blouses in many pleasant colors on the web site for the Sisters of St. Joseph of Boston. Still, the nuns have power. The convent and school building combined t...

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The Backside of America: What's In a Named Building? (Part 2)

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The Backside of America. It’s Really Big, Sometimes Beautiful and Always Worth a Second Look. Thursday, March 13, 2014. What's In a Named Building? Late last year I posted the first part of this series (see December 26, 2013, "What's In a Named Building? Today I give you the second part, which really should have been the first, since the buildings here are the ones that inspired this concept. But I didn't focus my camera on these until after I'd taken other pictures of named buildings. Majestic - have be...

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The Backside of America: February 2015

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The Backside of America. It’s Really Big, Sometimes Beautiful and Always Worth a Second Look. Friday, February 27, 2015. During King Philip's War in the 1670's, according to Wikipedia, the British interned as many as 1,000 Indians on the island, many of whom died. In the 1840's a hospital was established there to deal with the flood of Irish immigrants. In ensuing decades a poorhouse was built; by the end of the 19th century that facility was turned into a prison. I was even more surprised to climb a ste...

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The Backside of America: March 2015

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The Backside of America. It’s Really Big, Sometimes Beautiful and Always Worth a Second Look. Friday, March 27, 2015. I'm not a religious man, but I do love a nice church. Built between 1910 and 1913 and opened in 1917 by the Boston Catholic Archdiocese, the church closed in 2004. The massive church (approximately 1/2 acre in size) was the centerpiece of a campus that included a rectory, a convent and two schools. As its Youth Community Development Center. I was so happy to learn through my research that...

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The Backside of America: Take Me Down to Panama City

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The Backside of America. It’s Really Big, Sometimes Beautiful and Always Worth a Second Look. Tuesday, March 17, 2015. Take Me Down to Panama City. I visited Panama City Beach, Florida, recently with my wife and kids to get away from the brutal winter we've been having in eastern Massachusetts. We stayed in a pretty nice resort hotel, and spent a lot of our time eating at chain restaurants and hanging out in nicely buffed museums like Ripley's Believe It or Not. Sections of the Abandoned Gulf Coast site.

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The Backside of America: Odd-Church-Dive-Barn

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The Backside of America. It’s Really Big, Sometimes Beautiful and Always Worth a Second Look. Friday, May 1, 2015. Dedham, Massachusetts, has an illustrious history. The early residents of town built the first American canal, the first tax-supported public school, run by Ralph Wheelock, and Jonathan Fairbanks built what is today the oldest wood frame house in North America.". The town center is beautiful, with historic homes aplenty and great commercial buildings and wonderful churches. Make sure you scr...

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The Backside of America: Blessed Renovation

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The Backside of America. It’s Really Big, Sometimes Beautiful and Always Worth a Second Look. Friday, March 27, 2015. I'm not a religious man, but I do love a nice church. Built between 1910 and 1913 and opened in 1917 by the Boston Catholic Archdiocese, the church closed in 2004. The massive church (approximately 1/2 acre in size) was the centerpiece of a campus that included a rectory, a convent and two schools. As its Youth Community Development Center. I was so happy to learn through my research that...

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Welcome To The Official Abandoned Dreams Exploration 07 Webpage: July 2007

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Welcome To The Official Abandoned Dreams Exploration 07 Webpage. Abandoned dreams Exploration is group of Urban Explorers founded by PunkUE in Massachusettes in 2006. First Hand Drain Boarding. Http:/ vids.myspace.com/index.cfm? For all you who arent friends of the Abandoned Dreams Myspace page, get to it. Show some support. Enjoy. Friday, July 27, 2007. Some Time To Kill- 7/25/07. Thursday, July 26, 2007. After A Long Break, A New Camera. After a long time I could finally go and take a few photos I was ...