This week's photos of Columbia
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Watercolor in progress at Columbia River Park
Over at Rail Mechanical, there's activity in the railyard.
A few adjustments are being made.
Using a big tool for a big job
Here are some train cars hiding beside the alley.
(Avenue X)
Which car? Every car!
Nice stash
Holding together - barely
(Avenue X)
Storage building in Avenue X
The beauty of rust
(Avenue X)
Still booked up
(Avenue X)
Front entrance, nicely done
(258 North 3rd Street)
Pedal cars at Kelman & Swartz at North 3rd & Poplar
Columbia Spy gave a sneak preview of the business HERE
Rusty bells on Bank Avenue
Ghost sign
Another ghost sign
Yet another ghost sign
(North 3rd)
Datestone with pretzels on North 3rd
Vehicle accident on North 5th
The damage done
Victory Church
The Chief Cornerstone at Victory Church
Striking a pose at Columbia Crossing
The first check-in at the Chip Factory Hotel
How long will he stay?
The "COLA building" along the railroad tracks
COLA is an abbreviation for "Columbia."
The big rock at South 9th & Route 462
Does it though?
Stray fire extinguisher at the Herbert "Cubby" Spiese Bridge on Route 462
Carnivorous car
Water delivery at borough hall:
Take a good look. You're paying for it.
As predicted, the tree grates on Locust Street are beginning to create problems: lifting, weeds, debris.
They were a pet project of a former councilman, who was warned of potential issues but pushed on with the project anyway. In August 2016, council voted 4-3 to purchase the grates at a cost of $2,500. Many of the grates are now being removed.
Enjoying the weather at River Park
Mist on the river
A new car on its way to somewhere
Here are several shots from Todd Stahl:
Above and below: Catholic Schools in Columbia:
Holy Trinity and St. Peter's, now Our Lady of the Angels School
Signage at 7th & Walnut
Recycling/disposal at Columbia River Park
Sign on the 200 block of Cherry Street
Road Closed - North 6th Street
Down at the tracks (near Union Street)
Wording?
Open door at Columbia Presbyterian
Food provided by Hands Across the Street
SLOW!
