The Masonic Temple is a building which I would like to learn more about. If you notice the different pillars and arches, you can see they are different. I’ve been told they represent the different styles of architecture, sort of the “history of.” It’s difficult to see the detail in the arches from this photo, …
Here’s my challenge to you: Look up. It’s that simple. Look up. When you’re walking around uptown, look up at the architecture and take notice of how rich those old buildings are with detail. There is a reason the Vernacular Architecture Forum was in Butte last summer. And, it was kind of a big deal. …
This is such an amazing arch. I had no idea it existed, and if I did I would have photographed it a long time ago! Robert and I took the four-wheeler out, and he took me to this spot. He thinks it was from Columbia Gardens, but isn’t sure. If anyone, please let me know! …
Revisited-The Old St. James Hospital
This building says “Dreibelbis” above the archway. I’m assuming it’s the name of the building since it’s below the “702” address and above the “1926” year. I took a photo of this building before and called it the “Newbro Drug Co.” since that’s what’s painted on the north side of the building. This building reminds …
I’ve taken a photo of this building numerous times, from different points of view to different times of day. I added a green and orange color to this. It makes it look even more creepy. The open curtains at the top center makes it look like somebody was watching me while I was taking the …
This is a photo of where Harrison Avenue meets Front Street. The traffic was dangerously close to me, to the point that i I knew if they slid off the road towards me I would have been ran over and seriously hurt…hopefully not dead.
This is the east side of the Napton Building on the east end of Broadway Street.
This is the Laurenz Building on Broadway St. in uptown Butte. It was at around 6:00 PM.
This is the old St. James Healthcare on Idaho and Silver Streets. And that’s me in the doorway. I had my camera on my tripod set up across the street. Then proceeded to set off the timer with my remote. I had twenty seconds to run across the street in my heels up the stairs… …