Large belt inside the semi-portable Standard Steel Drilling Rig (1920) on display near the picnic area at Drake Well Museum (1934).

202 Museum Lane, Titusville, Pennsylvania: 24 June 2014

part of the Drake Well Museum album

Eastern train platforms at Buffalo Central Terminal (1929) now owned by CSX and Amtrak seen through a broken window in the terminal's main floor ticket receivers room.

495 Paderewski Drive, Buffalo, New York: 28 June 2014

part of the Buffalo Central Terminal album

The opportunity to tour Buffalo Central Terminal a few weeks ago, offered by the Central Terminal Restoration Corporation, was one of the highlights of my recent family road trip through the northeast.

Buffalo Central Terminal is one of those fondly remembered things from my childhood. After years of being disused, stripped of its fixtures and damaged by trespassers, it is nice to see work being done to restore the building — listed on the National Register of Historic Places — to its former glory.

Although this was my first return to Buffalo in about fifteen years, I know that I will tour Buffalo Central Terminal again when next in town. In the meantime, I am looking forward to processing the best of the 377 shots I took as well as writing a proper article about the entire experience.

Spike rush (Eleocharis R. Br.) growing in the southern section of the Pioneer Farm at Mount Vernon.

3200 Mount Vernon Memorial Highway, Mount Vernon, Virginia: 04 July 2014

part of the Mount Vernon album

Red House Brook flowing under the Thomas L. Kelly Covered Bridge (1989) just east of Red House Lake in Allegany State Park.

Near Park Road (ASP Route 2A), Allegany State Park, Salamanca, New York: 27 June 2014

part of the Allegany State Park album

Glass blocks facing west from inside the stairway between the first and second floors of the Beaver Valley Bowl building (1946) in Rochester.

25 New York Avenue, Rochester, Pennsylvania: 25 June 2014

part of the Wonder Boys album