Redmen Hall, the biggest building in the tiny town of Skamokawa, Washington. It was built in 1895 as a surprisingly large schoolhouse. The town of about 400 people is on the Columbia River.
Good to know that the large schoolhouse has survived. The town must be proud of this building. By the way, that little bird with the Cardinals is a House Sparrow. It's hard to see as it is out of focus due to the narrow depth of field.
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Looks beautiful, very tall.
Good to know that the large schoolhouse has survived. The town must be proud of this building. By the way, that little bird with the Cardinals is a House Sparrow. It's hard to see as it is out of focus due to the narrow depth of field.
Entre los árboles el edificio ha sobrevivido al paso del tiempo bien conservado. Y sí, para 400 habitantes parece una poco grande.
Un abrazo.
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