The Pythian Home of Missouri by Richardphotos
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The Pythian Home of Missouri, also known as Pythian Castle, in Springfield, Missouri was originally built in 1913 by the Knights of Pythias and later owned by the U.S.Military
it was closed when I was there and I chose not to disobey the no trespassing signs hence the fence in the way
Comments (16)
Radar_rad-dude
A fantastic looking old castle! Wonder how the military wound up with it! Excellent photo, Richard!
anitalee
Excellent! I would love to live in a castle in the city like that
hilmarion
very interesting historistic style
Kordouane
Fabulous castle !!
DukeNukem2005
It is very good!
blankfrancine
Marvelous old architecture in an awesome capture.
ontar1
Beautiful building!
eekdog Online Now!
Cool castle and nice pov.
velleman
Really magnificent building!
nickcarter
Good shot!
Faemike55
it would be interesting to explore this
RodS Online Now!
They must have hired the same architect that designed the R.A. Long home - I think it's still owned by the Kansas City Museum. It has the same castle-like look... Our camera club (now long disbanded) used to have meetings there many years ago.
Wonderful shot of this beautiful building, Richard!
kenmo
Cool architecture...
Cyve
WOW...What an awesome buildiing Richard !!!
iborg64
That's a fabulous and very impressive looking building great picture
anahata.c
It's cool that Rod was there too...I sympathize with not being able to go further out of respect for no trespassing signs. All the same, you got a bold angled shot of this old interior, with fine bleached light, and beautiful shadow. You captured the 'presence' of the thing. It looks quite noble, in your capture.