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Miscellaneous Americana - part V - Sights that Reflect America

More of seeing Americana in miscellaneous things around the Southeast and sights that reflect Americana


An old abandoned store building in Prospect, TN.
The Corner Store, Prospect, TN

Prospect, Tennessee is a quaint old community. One can sit and wonder about all the warm conversations and real business deals that went on here in days past.


If I remember correctly the red stairs on the right of the building reach a balcony in the rear. The place I was standing for this shot was the old railroad bed.


 

A flag flies in a lakeside park in Guntersville, Alabama.
Stars and Stripes Among the Trees

The Stars and Stripes fly in a park on the banks of Lake Guntersville, Alabama. Guntersville is a beautiful city in north Alabama.


The Lake was named after the city of Guntersville, which became a city/town in 1847. Guntersville is the County Seat of Marshall County, Alabama.


 

A beautiful old mansion sits in the hills of north Alabama.
Southern Mansion in Marshall County, Alabama

A pretty old home in Marshall County, Alabama, one of many sights that reflect Americana.

 


A old clock still hangs in the train depot in Decatur, Alabama.
Old Depot Clock

An old clock in the old train depot in Decatur, Alabama. The depot is now the Decatur Historic Railroad Depot Museum.




 

An old bard sits in the hills of Tennessee.
Rolling Hills of Tennessee

A pretty hillside and old barn in Giles County, Tennessee.


 

An old antiques store in Giles County, TN
Old Antiques Store

An old antiques shop in Giles County, Tennessee.

 

A pretty farm home in Lincoln County, TN
Pretty Farm Home

A pretty old home in the Taft community, in Lincoln County, Tennessee.


 

An American flag and a POW/MIA flag fly in Pulaski, Tennessee
American Flag and POW/MIA Flag

The Stars and Stripes fly above a POW/MIA flag at the courthouse in Pulaski, Tennessee.


 
A bald eagle flies overhead.
American Bald Eagle

The American Bald Eagle is a beautiful bird. I got this shot in October of 2024.


 

Looking west from Brindlee Mountain, Alabama.
Southern Appalachian Mountains

Looking down from Brindlee Mountain in Morgan County, Alabama.



 

A bald eagle looks over his territory.
Eagle Enjoying the View

A Bald Eagle surveys his domain in Jackson County, Alabama.




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Guest
Nov 10

Rocky, beautiful pictures! Alabama and Tennessee are salt of the earth states. Good people.

Harvey

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rockydbaker
Nov 10
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Thanks Harvey!

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