"Spokane skyline from the Spokane River. View of the business district looking south from Spokane River."
I'm guessing this was taken in the 1950s, around the time when I lived there as an infink and little shaver.
Sunday, July 21, 2013
Postcard - Spokane, Washington
Phone photo 2622
Saturday, July 20, 2013
Phone photo 2621
Postcard - Spokane, Washington
"Spokane County Commissioners, in the 90's, offered a prize for the most original courthouse design. It was won by 29 yr. old W.A. Ritchie, a 'correspondent' architect with no formal training. This unbelievably beautiful, yet functional old Chateau was built for a cost of $340,000. (Estimated to be $4,000,000 today.) It is said to resemble most closely the Chateau d'Azay Le Rideau, France, 1516. The Annex, built in 1957 cost $559,190 and the new, adjacent Public Safety Building cost $7,500,000."
Probably from the 1970s, back when "the 90's" meant the 1890s.
Probably from the 1970s, back when "the 90's" meant the 1890s.
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Spokane County Courthouse,
W.A. Ritchie
Favorite Movie Quotes: The Dirty Dozen
"I don't know. I never ate anything like this before. Stepped in it a couple times but never ate it."
[Reviewed in Cheaper by the Dozen 41]
[Reviewed in Cheaper by the Dozen 41]
Friday, July 19, 2013
Postcard - Spokane, Washington
"Spokane, Washington, U.S.A. Spokane Falls Boulevard borders the Riverfront Park from east to west south of the Spokane River. The clock tower and convention center are central in this view. 'Spokane' - Indian name meaning - 'Children of the Sun.'"
1970s.
1970s.
Favorite Movie Quotes: Dick Tracy
"The way I see it, and Plato agrees with me, is, that there is what is, and then, there is what we would like to be. But, that's not what is important. What is important is the future, it's planning ahead. 'A man without a plan is not a man'--Nietzsche. But wait a minute. Wait. I'm having a thought. Oh yes. Oh yes. I'm gonna have a thought-- it's gone."
Thursday, July 18, 2013
Morty Comix # 2550 * Another Update
Last April I posted an update on the beautiful job our comix comrade John Eades of Florida performed when he converted Morty Comix # 2550 to oil paint. But apparently he wasn't finished. Take a look at this, a mixed media of oil and acrylics if I'm reading John's emails correctly.
I'm stunned and impressed. Thank you, John.
Typographical Tragedy in Texas
Favorite Movie Quotes: The Delta Force
Postcard - Spokane, Washington
"This overall, wide angle view shows left to right: Upper Falls on Spokane River, the Coliseum and Old Flour Mill (distant), River Over The Falls Terminal, Imax Theatre, Pavilion, Clock Tower, The Carrousel (just beyond Spokane Falls & Northern Railway Terminal), and Riverpark Convention Center & Opera House. Spacious grounds, blue water, and interesting bridges unite these impressive attractions."
Later half of the 1970s.
Later half of the 1970s.
Phone photo 2613
Wednesday, July 17, 2013
Phone photo 2612
Tuesday, July 16, 2013
Tails of Terror
Charlie and Dreamer, 7 year-old brothers, fall into slumber and in their nocturnal mind ramblings remember when they co-starred in one of their past 9 lives with Peter Lorre and Vincent Price in Tales of Terror (1962)
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Charlie,
Dreamer,
Peter Lorre,
Tales of Terror,
Vincent Price
Postcard - Spokane, Washington
"Spokane, Washington, U.S.A. This spectacular view of the city is seen from Cliff Drive on Spokane's South Hill. Cliff Drive is a portion of the 'City Loop Drive,' a 33 mile tour of Spokane's attractions. 'Spokane' -- Indian name meaning - 'Children of the Sun.'"
Early 1970s?
Early 1970s?
Monday, July 15, 2013
Favorite Movie Quotes: I familiari delle vittime non saranno avvertiti = Crime Boss
Sunday, July 14, 2013
Favorite Movie Quotes: The Color of Money
"You remind me that money won is twice as sweet as money earned. 25 years ago I had the screws put on me. I mean it was over for me before it really got started. But I'm hungry again and you bled that back into me. You gotta have two things to win. You gotta have brains, and you gotta have balls. Now you got too much of one and not enough of the other."
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