You have to admire what the photographer decided to do in this shot of the Church in the Wildwood.  This is a very nice view of the church from a classic wide angle.  If I’m not mistaken, there’s a Richmond bank a couple of blocks away from where this photo was taken. Technorati Tags: Church, city, fall, cary, richmond, rva, street, architecture, wide angle

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Here a stupendous view of a skylight from Old City Hall, deep in the heart of Richmond.  If you were born before 1940, this view really brings back memories.  Kind of makes you want to stand up and hum, “Baby it’s cold outside.”

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This Gilded Age mansion was finished in 1893 by Edgerton Stewart Rogers for Major James Dooley and his wife Sallie. It overlooks the James River, and sits on what used to be 100 acres of farmland. The Dooley’s were the only people to inhabit the estate, and did so for 32 years until Mrs. Dooley’s death in 1925. After her death, the house, carriage house, and lands went to the city and were opened to the public that same year. The Maymont Foundation became responsible for the park in 1975 and maintains it’s authenticity as much as possible. The house is open for tours Tuesdays through Sundays until 4:30pm.

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