I rarely see cars you your shots. I assume that is deliberate? Makes them feel
like a ghost town. I grew up in the midwest (Missouri) and it is hard for me to
go back there. Even the old buildings in Boston feel more alive than some of
these place. No offense, just the type of feelings and memories it brings up
for me.
WayneS
At 2/19/2019 03:05 PM, you wrote:
>This building was built in 1902 for the Independent Order of Odd Fellows,
>Lodge 665, in the small town of Middle Point, Ohio. The building is now vacant.
>
>A couple days ago, I posted a photograph of the Improved Order of Red Men
>building in Middle Point. A lot of these small towns had multiple fraternal
>organizations in the early 20th Century.
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