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Backyard Birds
Female House Sparrow by Scott Hovind European Starling by Scott Hovind Female House Sparrow by Scott Hovind European Starling 2 by Scott Hovind
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Tagged animal, Backyard Birds, bird, European Starling, House Sparrow, hovind, michigan, natural, nature, Sparrow, Starling, wildlife
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Fine Art Photography of Michigan Book
Fine Art Photography of Michigan By Scott Hovind The images in this book are not all that Michigan has to offer. Nor do they represent the the more popular tourist attractions like Sleeping Bear Dunes. “Fine Art Photography of Michigan” … Continue reading
27 Images of Amazing Cloud Formations
The other day while I was at work I saw the most amazing cloud formations I had ever seen. I drive truck locally in Eastern Michigan and I had no camera with me so I had no choice but to … Continue reading
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Tagged art, Cell Phone Camera, Cloud Formations, cloud photography, Clouds, Eastern Michigan, hovind, Images, michigan, photography, pictures, Prints, sky photography, storm clouds, Weather, weather art
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21 beautiful shots of Downtown Flint, Michigan
Flint, Michigan is a lot of things but one thing it is never called is “Beautiful”. In the beginning Flint was known for being a lumber town. In the 20s Flint was born again as General Motors and various other … Continue reading
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Tagged architectural, Arson, art, blight, buildings, Car Companies, city, city art, Dangerous Cities, Devil Child, Easter Sunday, Education System, fine art, Fine Art Photography, General Motors, graffiti, Highest Murder Rate, historical, Historical Buildings, history, hovind, Hurley Hospital, ichigan, Lumber Town, Michigan Flint, Nickname, No Doubt, office art, photography, Rebirth, S Education, structural, structure, Ugly City, Violent Crime Rate
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Canadian National Railway
Canadian National Railway was started back in 1919 and still operates today as Canada’s largest railroad company with tracks stretching from coast to coast in Canada, down through Michigan and as far south as Louisiana. As a matter of fact, … Continue reading
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Tagged Canadian National Railway, Canadian National Railways, Canadian Railroads, Car Number, Christmas Movie, Day Trips, Diesel Locomotives, First Radio, Last Car, locomotive, Passenger Cars, Passenger Train, Passenger Train Service, Pere Marquette, Polar Express, Polar Express 1225, Polar Express Train, Radio Network, Rail Cars, railroad car, Railroad Company, Railroad Crossings, Railroad Images, Railroad Train, Resort Hotels, Series Car, Steam Railroading Institute, train, train car, Train Stations, Trains
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Detroit & Mackinac #7 Former Troop Sleeper
In 1943, as the United States was entering World War II the U.S. Army ordered 2400 troop sleeper rail cars to aid in shuttling thousands of Army, Navy and Marine troops to boats on both the East and West coasts. … Continue reading
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Tagged Army, Army Navy, Army Surplus, art, Baggage Car, Boxcars, Class Trains, diesel engine, Excursion Trips, history, hovind, kitchen car, locomotive, Mail Cars, michigan, owosso, Pere Marquette 1225, photography, Polar Express Train, Pullman Sleeper, Rail Cars, railroad, Railroad Maintenance, Railway Company, Refrigerator Cars, Sleeper Cars, State Railway, Steam Railroading Institute, train, train art, U S Army, West Coasts, World War Ii
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US Army Kitchen Car # 89639
Have you ever seen the inside of an army kitchen car? Built in 1950 by St. Louis Car Company as streamlined troop kitchen car for U.S. Army for the Korean War Effort. These cars were later sold in the 1970’s … Continue reading
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Tagged Amtrak, Army, art, Baggage Car, Board President, Car Company, Cash Register, Cook Area, diesel engine, Electric Circuits, Food Storage, history, hovind, kitchen car, Korean War, Left Caption, locomotive, Meals Service, michigan, owosso, photography, Pots And Pans, Private Ownership, railroad, Refrigerators, Service Train, Shop Car, Steam Railroading Institute, Storage Area, train, train art, U S Army, War Effort, Work Space
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Great Lakes Central Railroad – 3 pictures
Great Lakes Central Railroad The Great Lakes Central Railroad (reporting mark GLC) is a Class II regional railroad, originally called the Tuscola and Saginaw Bay Railway (reporting mark TSBY) was formed on August 26, 1977 to operate over former Penn Central lines from Millington toMunger, Michigan, and Vassar to Colling, Michigan. Its name … Continue reading
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Tagged Alma Michigan, Ann Arbor Railroad, art, C Amp, Cadillac Michigan, Chesapeake And Ohio, Clare Michigan, Colling Michigan, Comstock Park, diesel engine, Eastern Railway, Grand Trunk Western, Great Lakes Central Railroad, history, hovind, locomotive, michigan, Michigan Department Of Transportation, Michigan Department Of Transportation Mdot, Mike Bagwell, Munger Michigan, Northern Railway, Ohio Railway, owosso, photography, Plastics Factory, Rail America, railroad, Reed City, train, train art, Yuma Michigan
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Steam Railroading Institute – 4 images
The Steam Railroading Institute is located at 405 South Washington Street, Owosso, Michigan. The Steam Railroading Institute is an organization dedicated to the preservation, restoration, and operation of historical railroad equipment and items. It operates a heritage railroadwhich offers occasional passenger excursion trains using steam … Continue reading
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Tagged Ambitious Goal, Ann Arbor Railroad, antique, art, Coal Co, Excursion Trains, Flagg, historical, history, hovind, michigan, Michigan State Trust, Michigan State University, Mississippian, Msu Students, owosso, Owosso Michigan, Passenger Cars, Passenger Excursion, Pere Marquette 1225, Pere Marquette Railway, photography, Rail Cars, railroad, Railroad Club, Railroad Equipment, Railroad Technology, Railway Preservation, Rolling Stock, Steam Locomotive, Steam Locomotives, Steam Railroading Institute, train, train art, vintage
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St. Paul’s Episcopal Church
The Reverend Daniel Brown came to Flint, Michigan in 1839 to help form a new Episcopal parish. He became the first rector of St. Paul’s in 1840 when it received canonical sanction. The congregation met in a temporary chapel and … Continue reading
