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broken structures and lettering

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stain glass ? transparency

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silhouette figure - look at the air raids/shelter

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poor ? cells ? boiler/slavery

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broken structures

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broken lettering

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like open air and structures

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loading broken infrastructure

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moving imavge of individual photos, draw them?

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look at shadows in the back, overlapping image - layers ?

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evolution ?

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date of san francisco new

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san francisco old

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look at day and history of old day compared to the new - urban development and infrastructure

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MORE CREEPY GRAFF

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Map of Surbiton showing bombs dropped during WW2

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Various areas around Kingston (1890~1920)

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Forsyte Saga stuff (a fictional story of a family tree spanning 3 generations from 1870~1920, inspired by Galsworthy’s life*) (might not relate, remove if you want)

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Muybridge’s San Francisco Panorama in 1878 – Kingston Heritage

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Muybridge’s San Francisco Panorama in 1878

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find in san fransico panorama

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Benjamin Schneider | Examiner staff writer |

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What Eadweard Muybridge’s 1878 panorama reveals about San Francisco

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The 19-foot-long work showing San Francisco before the devastating 1906 earthquake and fire is on view at the Society of California Pioneers in the Presidio.

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st mary church

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Coronation Stone, Kingston upon Thames - Wikipedia

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The Coronation Stone is an ancient sarsen stone block which is believed to have been the site of the coronation of seven Anglo-Saxon kings. It is currently located next to the Guildhall in Kingston upon Thames, England. Kingston is now a town in the Royal Borough of Kingston Upon Thames in Greater London.

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Historic California Posts: Yerba Buena Island

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Simultaneous to the installation of the lighthouse in 1875, a wharf and warehouses were built around the Island point to the northeast. This soon became the Lighthouse Supply and Buoy Depot for the West Coast. The entire facility included one large storehouse, two small storehouses, a paint shop, a machine shop, a wharf, a dock, and two residences for the men who worked there. Supplies needed for all twenty-eight lighthouses within the Lighthouse Department 12 passed through the depot for storage, issue, and some times just accountability/check-off. Buoys were brought to the Island for refurbishment and storage on the wharf until they were needed.