Is this the post office or the prison? If the latter, it's so small, it just proves women are angels. LOL! And you better watch how you respond; Lois is listening. ;-)
Nice find. I love small town post offices. (And, I had no idea Lowell is home to the women's prison. Based on the size of the post office, should I infer that the ladies don't receive much snail mail??)
"Photographers deal in things which are continually vanishing and when they have vanished there is no contrivance on earth which can make them come back again." — Henri Cartier-Bresson
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ca ressemble plus a un petit pavillon qu'a une poste, c'est too much
Oh lol! I bet there's no Jacob, Florida... :-)
Hi, here I am ...again...
I like the photos...but...the "home of the womens's prison...good LORD!!!
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BShell
hmmm...and how does lois anne feel about that? i would imagine her 'lowell' is the antithesis of a women's prison.
Is this the post office or the prison? If the latter, it's so small, it just proves women are angels. LOL! And you better watch how you respond; Lois is listening. ;-)
Nice find. I love small town post offices. (And, I had no idea Lowell is home to the women's prison. Based on the size of the post office, should I infer that the ladies don't receive much snail mail??)
Cool! It must give you a bit of a lift every time you see the town signs.
a prison?
Crazy world...
Léia :)
I've noticed Cinderblock is a preferred method of construction here in Florida.
Hmm. I think I would be smart to say nothing right now. :))
love the 2nd pic!
Well, I was going to leave some snarky comment, but I see everyone else beat me to it....
That is probably why it has lacy ironwork columns.
These are great. I think I need to start a Randyville!
Look at that! You start a blog and then you get a town named after you. And a prison, too... I'm jealous! ;)
Interesting find!
my goodness, they love you so much down there in florida that they named a town after you! heheheee =)
How neat that you have your very own post office!
You must be very "popular" with the prisoners...for them to name this town after you.
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