A few buildings in the historic district
A few buildings in the historic district
Good morning and have a great day, mine will start with me heading off as soon as I share this to the Dermatologist's office to have a bit of skin cancer removed, not looking forward to it of course, but best to catch them early and get it removed, not a big deal as this is probably the 24th I have had removed
Today I will share photos and info on some historic buildings here
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The Joseph Taber Building is a commercial structure composed of granite ashlar and built c. 1825-1840. This structure is an example of a simple, unadorned vernacular Federal style building. On the interior, the second and third floors are suspended from large trusses by wrought iron rods. Joseph Taber was a pump and blockmaker who conducted his business here from the 1830s to the 1880s. The first story was occupied by Taber as a pump and block maker's shop, and the second story was a boat builder's shop.
Next up another interestign building
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The building at 114 Front Street in downtown New Bedford is the Buzzards Bay Center, constructed in 1832 and part of the New Bedford Whaling National Historical Park. Renovated in 2010, this historic site serves as the headquarters for the Buzzards Bay Coalition, featuring a, green roof for sustainability and, acting as a community resource
and another one
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The historic P. Kaller & Son Wholesale Beef & Provisions building sign on the side of this building , located at 23 Centre Street in New Bedford, MA, is a repurposed 19th-century industrial building. Formerly a meat-packing facility, the building is now home to the Fiber Optic Center, yet it retains its original signage and exterior, preserving a homage to downtown history
and a last one
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The Corson Building at 21 Williams street,is actually two buildings connected to each other, one built in 1875 and the other in 1884.
It has been a commercial building from the start and still houses numerous shops and offices. It was heavily damaged by fire in 1997 and was set to be demolished until the Waterfront Historic Area League stepped in to purchase and stabilize the building. Unfortunately, it did not have the resources to complete the project. In 2004, the building was donated to the National Park Service and restoration was commenced.
The Corson Building reopened in 2008, though very little remains of the original structure. The ground floor is retail space while the second floor is home to the Corson Makerspace, a creative learning center and art studio.
And that’s all folks
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It's cool to see these old buildings still being used and transformed. We have some old buildings near where I live that they are finally pulling off the metal veneers thought would be a good idea to put up back in the 70's or 80's.
I to love whe n places keep and embrace the historical styles
How are you, my dear friend @tattoodjay?
I'm so sorry to hear you're prone to skin cancer, but the good thing is that you caught it early.
A few months ago, I had surgery to remove a tumor on my left cheekbone, and it was detected as carcinoma in time.
What beautiful photos; I love buildings with their stone facades.
Have a great day!
Good Morning
I go for skin checks every year, growing up downunder Skin cancer is quite prevalent so best to stay on top of it
Good afternoon, Mr. @tattoodjay.
I hope your visit to the dermatologist goes well. I'm so sorry you've had so many surgeries.
What a beautiful place; I love these buildings.
Excellent photos.
its all good better i catch them early and get rid of them, surgery went well only 9 stitches :)
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Very nice buildings, it's great that they're being preserved.
Have a great day
Dang, more to be removed. Geeze whiz Jay so sorry. Lovely photos!
its all good, I am keeping on top of them with yearly checks, sadly my brother didnt or rather him and his wife tried to treat them with natural remedies which alas didnt work
this one wasnt to big only 9 stitches
Love the rock and brick buildings 👍 good to keep after your skin, don't want any of that to spread
thanks, and yes indeed I keep up with my yearly checks and catch them early sadly my brother didnt
Excellent photos; they're like a journey through time.
Thank you, @tattoodjay
Thanks kindly your support is appreciated
Have a great day