adolphbricestudio
505 photos tagged adolphbricestudio, from 1 member of Flickr Commons.
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- richmondva
- libraryofvirginia
- streetscapes
- architecture
- aerialphotographs
- government
- 1954
- 1958
- 1955
- 1956
- 1961
- aerial
- 1959
- 1960
- children
- school
- 50s
- religion
- 1957
- 1952
- 1953
- groups
- construction
- 1951
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Photos
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Recent uploads
The last upload was September 2010.
Car, Gilette wedding from The Library of Virginia uploaded September 2010
Carillon from The Library of Virginia uploaded September 2010
East Grace Street from The Library of Virginia uploaded September 2010
Broad and 2nd Streets from The Library of Virginia uploaded September 2010
Maymont from The Library of Virginia uploaded September 2010
Unidentified aerial view, Richmond from The Library of Virginia uploaded September 2010
Unidentified aerial view, Richmond from The Library of Virginia uploaded September 2010
Unidentified aerial view, Richmond from The Library of Virginia uploaded September 2010
Housing project from The Library of Virginia uploaded September 2010
Byrd Park from The Library of Virginia uploaded September 2010
Dancer from The Library of Virginia uploaded September 2010
Unidentified aerial view, Richmond from The Library of Virginia uploaded September 2010
Country club from The Library of Virginia uploaded September 2010
Lee Monument from The Library of Virginia uploaded September 2010
Navy Hill School, 740 North 6th Street from The Library of Virginia uploaded September 2010
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City, crowded office space
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smooth steel said:
All of a sudden, cubicles don't seem so bad! ;)
Patterson shopping center
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roundo4202 said:
When I attended Westhampton High School (the HS closed in '42) the shops across Patterson (and those at Libbie/Grove) were the westernmost shops in the city. None of the subdivision homes in the upper portion existed.