This building is a frequent subject for posts here and on Brian's blog. It's no longer a bank, today it's home to an attorneys office. I think its pretty obvious why it's so popular, its a great looking building. Brian posted a picture last month from the same angle as my post today. I wanted to see what it looked like at night, so Saturday night while I was out, I set up my tripod and snapped away. The bank building is located on Moore Ave. which is also known as Highway 80. This is about a block west of yesterdays photo.
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We have a similarly ornate, empire architecture, former bank building here in Mac-town. I have posted some pictures of the details but not one of the whole front of the building like you and Jim. I will need to get on it!
Also, want to recommend a book I picked up at the library called "Texas Towns & the Art of Architecture by Richard Payne. Check it out. It has motivated me to at least consider using his book as a model for a similar study of Mckinney architecture. You might consider doing the same for Terrell. Maybe you and Brian can join forces.
Great night shot of this beautiful building.
Now, why don't we still build structures this classy?
belle photo de nuit, mes photos préférées.
Photo beautiful night, my favorite photos.
What a beautiful building. I love the way it looks at night. Beautiful Photo. Thank you
It looks beautiful!
Beautiful night shot of an outstanding building. If not a bank, what is it used for now? MB
Classic architecture, it is an excellent building for photos.
Like small city scenes I am curious to know what the building isused for now
What a beautiful photo and building!
Wow, a bank of pure gold!!!
Beautiful golden night shot!!
BTW If you are really nice this year, maybe you'll get a Baseball Theme Birthday next year ~~ ((smile))
Great shot! Love the warm color...
I love the color of this!
I have to agree w/ Rambling, why don't we still build structures this classy? That's a very good question!
Gorgeous pic!
A golden ex-bank! How fitting is that? Love it, Jim. Glad you decided to take the photo, really glad.
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