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Modern, spacious, beautiful, 6 year old home, located in East Orlando on a conservation lot. A family-style balcony welcomes you home.Top of the line Visconti Walnut Pergo flooring throughout the first floor. To the right youll have the formal dining, which could be easily used as formal living, den or office.The kitchen features beautiful expreso cabinets with granite and stainless steel, top of the line appliances for your familys enjoyment. Youll also have another eating area and an extensive family room overlooking the conservation. The spacious master bedroom is located downstairs, with walk-in closets, and conservation view. Tucked, right off the family room is a half bath and the stairs leading to the second floor. Once upstairs, the spacious bonus room and three, generous sized bedrooms will welcome you. Nestled on a conservation lot, providing you and your family the quiet and privacy of home. Start your day realized with a warm-cup of coffee on the covered porch while enjoying nature or sit and relax at the end of your day with your favorite beverage and enjoy the fresh Florida breeze, family time and a good barbeque. Located just 15 minutes from UCF, Research Parkway, the Waterford Lakes Town Center and just 5 minutes from the expressway, and about half an hour from Downtown Orlando and the Airport. The elementary school is next to the neighborhood. Whether living, playing or working, its all at your fingertips at this address. Make an appointment today!
Notice the parking enforcement vehicle at the bottom right of the picture. Businesses include Kresges, Pennys, Klines, Croswell
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Arguably the best piece of track on the ND&W, the truss bridge across the Maumee River has seen and withstood everything from heavy flooding to severe drought. Just minutes away from tying down for the night, the ND&W westbound eases across the aging structure and prepares to cross 3rd Street on the bridge in the foreground.
1361 Conant Street. This was a Lincoln-Mercury dealership until at least 2007. There is now a fitness center in a new building at this address.
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The photographer's mark on the back of the photo reads: From J.M. Hoag's Rooms, Over Confectionery, Maumee Street, Adrian, Mich. David V. Tinder's "Directory of Early Michigan Photographers" places "Hoag, J.M. & A.J." in the period 1862-1863. This young man bears a strong resemblance to the man in the adjacent photo and could be the same person. The two photos were placed on the same page in the album, above a middle-aged couple labeled, "Wife, Charles Palmer, cousins of father Hurlbut John Sr."
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(Bridge Hunter; Historic Bridges; Satellite) Rebecca Bender shared Life On A Rail's post The comment: December 6, 2015 - While at home in Ohio I took a detour to Grand Rapids to photograph the bridge that crosses the Maumee River. The Grand Rapids railroad bridge is a 901 foot, six-span through truss bridge that is the longest railroad bridge operated by a tourist railroad east of the Mississippi River. The bridge is operated by the Toledo, Lake Erie and Western Railway which owns the Bluebird Passenger Train. The Bluebird is currently undergoing repairs and renovations. The bridge goes past the old Isaac Ludwig Mill located near Lock No. 44 on the Miami and Erie Canal. Lock 44 is the only original functioning lock in the state of Ohio. No photos were physically taken on the bridge. Satellite Cloverleaf was the nick name for the Toledo, St. Louis & Western, which was bought by the Nickel Plate, which was the nickname for New York, Chicago and St. Louis. (I think that is the first double-which sentence of my life.) I made a copy of Bing's satellite image because the long shadow "documents" the truss structure. Lock #44 is just east of the bridge. Zooming out, you can see the rapids and why there is a mill and lock in this town. I again use a Bing image below because the river was running higher and you can see the water turbulence in the rapids. Satellite Update: Mitch Mitchell posted Grand Rapids a little different view with more canal boats and with the Clover Leaf RR Bridge in the background 1890 One of five photos posted by Jim Etchie Crossing the Maumee River on Old Cloverleaf track still in place Jim Etchie posted a "barrel shot" and posted an angle shot. our 901ft long bridge over the scenic Maumee River. The bridge’s structure and support was inspected and found to be in great condition, but new wooden cross ties are needed to return the bridge back into active service. [TLEW] There would be a lot of canal boats on the Maumee River because of the Wabash & Erie Canal. Richard Roberts posted five photos with the comment: "TLEW motor car run today on the old NKP Clover Leaf line over the Maumee River." The first photo shows that the Wabash & Erie Canal is still watered in this area. I also need to check out the Isaac R. Ludwid Historical Mill. I need to put Grand Rapids, OH on my "to visit" list. I wonder what the drop in the river elevation is across these rapids. Given there is a mill because of a rapids, the canal should have had a lock here. In fact, it is also still intact! Street View Jim Ruff posted four photos with the comment: "Six Span Truss Bridge Across the Maumee River - Toledo, Saint Louis, & Western Rail Road - Grand Rapids, Ohio." Jim Ruff shared Matt Beil Any hope that the bluebird will make a come back? Jim Ruff It was going to come back two years ago. It all comes down to funding. Last Summer there were short excursions with a small battery operated Dummy, pulling two or three small cars. I will post photographs of the locomotive and some of the cars that belong to the rail group. The passenger car was trashed by vandals and need restored. Jim Ruff shared 1 2 3 4 2 of 4 photos posted by Bobby Becker with the comment: "The Cloverleaf crossed over the Miami & Erie Canal as well as the Maumee river on a 900 ft. long bridge at Grand Rapids, Ohio. The original crossing was destroyed in the 1913 flood and this bridge was completed that year. The old mill in the photo is water powered and, although it's largely a tourist attraction it still grinds baking flour. There is also a working lock gate on the canal." a b
(Bridge Hunter; Historic Bridges; Satellite) Rebecca Bender shared Life On A Rail's post The comment: December 6, 2015 - While at home in Ohio I took a detour to Grand Rapids to photograph the bridge that crosses the Maumee River. The Grand Rapids railroad bridge is a 901 foot, six-span through truss bridge that is the longest railroad bridge operated by a tourist railroad east of the Mississippi River. The bridge is operated by the Toledo, Lake Erie and Western Railway which owns the Bluebird Passenger Train. The Bluebird is currently undergoing repairs and renovations. The bridge goes past the old Isaac Ludwig Mill located near Lock No. 44 on the Miami and Erie Canal. Lock 44 is the only original functioning lock in the state of Ohio. No photos were physically taken on the bridge. Satellite Cloverleaf was the nick name for the Toledo, St. Louis & Western, which was bought by the Nickel Plate, which was the nickname for New York, Chicago and St. Louis. (I think that is the first double-which sentence of my life.) I made a copy of Bing's satellite image because the long shadow "documents" the truss structure. Lock #44 is just east of the bridge. Zooming out, you can see the rapids and why there is a mill and lock in this town. I again use a Bing image below because the river was running higher and you can see the water turbulence in the rapids. Satellite Update: Mitch Mitchell posted Grand Rapids a little different view with more canal boats and with the Clover Leaf RR Bridge in the background 1890 One of five photos posted by Jim Etchie Crossing the Maumee River on Old Cloverleaf track still in place Jim Etchie posted a "barrel shot" and posted an angle shot. our 901ft long bridge over the scenic Maumee River. The bridge’s structure and support was inspected and found to be in great condition, but new wooden cross ties are needed to return the bridge back into active service. [TLEW] There would be a lot of canal boats on the Maumee River because of the Wabash & Erie Canal. Richard Roberts posted five photos with the comment: "TLEW motor car run today on the old NKP Clover Leaf line over the Maumee River." The first photo shows that the Wabash & Erie Canal is still watered in this area. I also need to check out the Isaac R. Ludwid Historical Mill. I need to put Grand Rapids, OH on my "to visit" list. I wonder what the drop in the river elevation is across these rapids. Given there is a mill because of a rapids, the canal should have had a lock here. In fact, it is also still intact! Street View Jim Ruff posted four photos with the comment: "Six Span Truss Bridge Across the Maumee River - Toledo, Saint Louis, & Western Rail Road - Grand Rapids, Ohio." Jim Ruff shared Matt Beil Any hope that the bluebird will make a come back? Jim Ruff It was going to come back two years ago. It all comes down to funding. Last Summer there were short excursions with a small battery operated Dummy, pulling two or three small cars. I will post photographs of the locomotive and some of the cars that belong to the rail group. The passenger car was trashed by vandals and need restored. Jim Ruff shared 1 2 3 4 2 of 4 photos posted by Bobby Becker with the comment: "The Cloverleaf crossed over the Miami & Erie Canal as well as the Maumee river on a 900 ft. long bridge at Grand Rapids, Ohio. The original crossing was destroyed in the 1913 flood and this bridge was completed that year. The old mill in the photo is water powered and, although it's largely a tourist attraction it still grinds baking flour. There is also a working lock gate on the canal." a b
(Bridge Hunter; Historic Bridges; Satellite) Rebecca Bender shared Life On A Rail's post The comment: December 6, 2015 - While at home in Ohio I took a detour to Grand Rapids to photograph the bridge that crosses the Maumee River. The Grand Rapids railroad bridge is a 901 foot, six-span through truss bridge that is the longest railroad bridge operated by a tourist railroad east of the Mississippi River. The bridge is operated by the Toledo, Lake Erie and Western Railway which owns the Bluebird Passenger Train. The Bluebird is currently undergoing repairs and renovations. The bridge goes past the old Isaac Ludwig Mill located near Lock No. 44 on the Miami and Erie Canal. Lock 44 is the only original functioning lock in the state of Ohio. No photos were physically taken on the bridge. Satellite Cloverleaf was the nick name for the Toledo, St. Louis & Western, which was bought by the Nickel Plate, which was the nickname for New York, Chicago and St. Louis. (I think that is the first double-which sentence of my life.) I made a copy of Bing's satellite image because the long shadow "documents" the truss structure. Lock #44 is just east of the bridge. Zooming out, you can see the rapids and why there is a mill and lock in this town. I again use a Bing image below because the river was running higher and you can see the water turbulence in the rapids. Satellite Update: Mitch Mitchell posted Grand Rapids a little different view with more canal boats and with the Clover Leaf RR Bridge in the background 1890 One of five photos posted by Jim Etchie Crossing the Maumee River on Old Cloverleaf track still in place Jim Etchie posted a "barrel shot" and posted an angle shot. our 901ft long bridge over the scenic Maumee River. The bridge’s structure and support was inspected and found to be in great condition, but new wooden cross ties are needed to return the bridge back into active service. [TLEW] There would be a lot of canal boats on the Maumee River because of the Wabash & Erie Canal. Richard Roberts posted five photos with the comment: "TLEW motor car run today on the old NKP Clover Leaf line over the Maumee River." The first photo shows that the Wabash & Erie Canal is still watered in this area. I also need to check out the Isaac R. Ludwid Historical Mill. I need to put Grand Rapids, OH on my "to visit" list. I wonder what the drop in the river elevation is across these rapids. Given there is a mill because of a rapids, the canal should have had a lock here. In fact, it is also still intact! Street View Jim Ruff posted four photos with the comment: "Six Span Truss Bridge Across the Maumee River - Toledo, Saint Louis, & Western Rail Road - Grand Rapids, Ohio." Jim Ruff shared Matt Beil Any hope that the bluebird will make a come back? Jim Ruff It was going to come back two years ago. It all comes down to funding. Last Summer there were short excursions with a small battery operated Dummy, pulling two or three small cars. I will post photographs of the locomotive and some of the cars that belong to the rail group. The passenger car was trashed by vandals and need restored. Jim Ruff shared 1 2 3 4 2 of 4 photos posted by Bobby Becker with the comment: "The Cloverleaf crossed over the Miami & Erie Canal as well as the Maumee river on a 900 ft. long bridge at Grand Rapids, Ohio. The original crossing was destroyed in the 1913 flood and this bridge was completed that year. The old mill in the photo is water powered and, although it's largely a tourist attraction it still grinds baking flour. There is also a working lock gate on the canal." a b
"Where you feel at home away from home." 1361 Conant Street - On By-Pass 23-24-25 - Main US Route 20 - 1 mile south Maumee - Toledo Interchange #4 - 12 large cross ventilated rooms - TV - Tile showers - Near restaurants, shopping center and recreation.
The city of Toledo in Lucas County, Ohio, is a destination of its own.
FORT WAYNE, Ind. (WOWO): While construction for the riverfront development project won’t start until 2017, something will be put in this April to start the process of making the river more appealing. Save Maumee‘s 11th Annual Earth Day will be Sunday, April 17. Volunteers will plant 390 trees along the...
Contemporary sculpture in Perrysburg, Ohio.
Vintage 3-1980s Massachusetts Rod Safety Inspection Pinback Buttons 1979 Maumee Valley 1987 Maine Street Rod 1987 Rod Run Pinbacks
I am a huge fan of wainscoting. Heck, who am I kidding - I am a huge fan of all trim. Trim is a quick and easy way to add instant character to any home. I took to Pinterest searching for unique and interesting wainscoting ideas and am sharing my top 16 with you!
