I see this service station was demolished recently, I am glad I got a photo of it about 2 years ago. Built in 1928 on the corner of Baum and Hayden it was designed by the Frantz and Spence architecture firm and was used by Galen E. Wilson. Founded in 1926 in Saginaw, the
it’s been a while since we have had a big thunderstorm, I took this pic last summer when we had that heat lightning. I thought this pic was fitting since the spring soccer season started.
We all know how influential Steve Jobs was in the computer industry, but what about one of the founding fathers of the automotive industry. Charles Duryea lived in Saginaw for a short time and he built the first American car company and built cars for a time in Saginaw. I guess we have become so
it’s been a while since I got a pic of the sunsetn and we had a nice tonight. Note to self: its still spring in Michigan, wear a sweatshirt next time.
I though I would have some fun with photoshop and created this “Tiny Planet” with a panorama along the river.
I was in Freeland and I stopped at Festival Park along the Tittabawassee River. I remember last year this park was under water along with a lot of other places, hopefully mother nature will be a little kinder this spring after the winter she tested us with.
This is a pic from the walkway on Wadsworth over the railroad switchyard. That’s the big triangle you see when looking at Saginaw on Google Maps
This is the railroad bridge over the Tittabawassee River next to the West Michigan Park.
I was on Google maps looking at the street views of downtown Saginaw, and in the world of Google, the Plaza Hotel, the Downtown Saginaw Center and other buildings are still standing. I am not sure how often Google updates their maps, but of course there is some delay in updating them and eventually, the
St. John’s Episcopal Church on Michigan Ave looked beautiful in the sunshine, so I stopped and got a pic.
