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1910 Singer

Photography Historical posted on Jul 05, 2006
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The North Pinellas Historical Museum is located inside "The Hartley House" in Palm Harbor, Florida. This house is fascinating. Well, the couple who built it are fascinating. In 1910, Mr. Hartley purchased *one* machine that produced concrete blocks. This machine made three concrete blocks at a time, and they were cured by being left in the sun. Because he was a frugal and patient man, he said there was no point in buying more than one of these machines, so the whole house was built 3 blocks at a time. It took nine years, and in 1919, Ida and Tom Hartley moved in. I wish I could have gotten a shot of the house itself, but due to its proximity to a major road, there is no way to really capture it. So I stayed inside. This sewing machine from 1910 (or so the tour leader said) was donated by the Palm Harbor Historical Society to the museum.

Comments (5)


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evilstoy

10:51AM | Wed, 05 July 2006

Beautiful anlge. Excellent composition. The frame really ties everything together. Great use of selective coloring on the the thread. Excellent detail. =)

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PaxSV

11:42AM | Wed, 05 July 2006

I'm agree with "evilstoy", very nice shot! PaxSV

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Lashia

5:15PM | Wed, 05 July 2006

Beautiful antique shot! Lovely :-)

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lakefaerie

9:02AM | Thu, 06 July 2006

Thank you guys so much :) I love this house. The very idea of it makes me smile :D I'm going to take the whole series and get them printed and matted, then give them to the museum for free to sell in their gift shop. They operate on such a small budget, I'd like to help in anyway that I can.

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nattarious

3:11PM | Thu, 06 July 2006

Yes it is a real Antique.... WOW!!! a whole series.. that will be interesting.. Can you find something before 1900! :P J/K again awesome shot and have a lovely day. JOE


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Photograph Details
F Numberf/5.6
MakeCanon
ModelCanon EOS 20D
Shutter Speed1/60
Focal Length31

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