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Old Church
Little Rock, AR
Photo courtesy Stewart Isbell

(Near left) This old church is a flashback to Little House on the Prairie days.

Neon Church
Little Rock, AR
Photo courtesy Stewart Isbell

(Far left) The old neon sign still glows outside this old church in Little Rock, Arkansas. The sign and scene are a throwback to an era where walking the streets at night was normal.

Greyhound
AR
Photo courtesy Stewart Isbell

Here's an old deco structure for a Greyhound Bus Terminal. The colors and streamline shape is a reminder to the grand old days.

Greyhound Bus
Savannah, GA
Photo courtesy Paul Bauke

Check out this old Greyhound Bus Station located in Savannah, GA. The sign is vintage Greyhound and the terminal still features the old architecture of that era.

Check out the running greyhound logo atop the sign.

U.S.S. Kidd Museum
Baton Rouge, LA
Photo courtesy Richard Weiss

Check out this destroyer museum located in Baton Rouge, LA. The museum is housed in the U.S.S. Kidd, which is a World War II era Fletcher class destroyer. 02-07

Street Car
New Orleans, LA
Photo and info courtesy Richard Weiss

Here's an old streetcar passing through the streets of New Orleans. 02-07

U.S. Courthouse
Lafayette, LA
Photo and info courtesy Richard Weiss

Check out these giant heads of justice located at this U.S. Courthouse building in Lafayette, LA. 02-07

Aberdeen and Rockfish Railroad
Aberdeen, NC
Photo courtesy Richard Weiss

The Aberdeen and Rockfish Railroad has been around since 1892 and is currently operating as a shortline. Here's an old depot fittingly found in Aberdeen, NC. More information can be found here. 12-07

U.S.S. North Carolina Battleship Memorial
Wilmington, NC
Photos Courtesy Richard Weiss

Here's the U.S.S. North Carolina Battleship Memorial, located in Wilmington, NC. The North Carolina finished construction in 1937 and joined World War II. The battleship was decommissioned in 1947. In 1962, the North Carolina was dedicated as a memorial to World War II veterans. More information can be found at the Battleship North Carolina website. 01-08

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