Dallas Architecture

Well, as I seem to find in every major city I go to: there’s some great architecture to be seen!   I’ll just get to the pictures, without some long, drawn out discussion.

 

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I believe this is a Wells Fargo building.

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This was a gorgeous facade on an otherwise bland brick building.

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The infamous grassy knoll, from where President John F. Kennedy may have been shot.

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I’m not sure if this is the aquarium, or what, but it was an older building, and the mural and architecture was very interesting. IMG_1308

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This isn’t quite great architecture, but is just something interesting in the downtown.  We didn’t have time to check the museum itself out.

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IMG_1373Churches pepper the downtown area, sitting side-by-side with huge skyscrapers.  I thought this was a nice shot, showing the combination of both traditional (religious) and modern architecture.

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This was a beautiful museum downtown, not far from the JFK memorial.  Between the color and the shape, I just couldn’t resist taking loads of pictures.  This is probably only 1/5 of the pictures I took.

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I also wanted to send a shout-out to Seife of Platinum Parking for allowing me to park without immediately paying.  I didn’t have the required $5, and he let me pay after I took all my pictures.  Thanks, Seife!

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0 thoughts on “Dallas Architecture

  1. Boo to meetings making me miss out on seeing this all in person! I like how you said “may have been shot” :o)

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