Main Street America, Post September 11 Photo Gallery by Beth at pbase.com

Main Street America, Post September 11

Small towns in Pennsylvania epitomize much that's good in small town America! American flags fly everywhere (reminds me of shots taken during the Civil War). City and county government are central to town life and the church is active. Diversity of economic means is represented by a variety of store fronts and people LIVE on Main Street. These were taken on a Sunday and the streets roll up on Saturday, so there aren't many people around.

Small town America: Butler County Court House	More detail of Court House	Law offices flag reflections
Drinks on the house! A public fountain across from the courthouse.	Shaw House Museum on National Register is behind the courthouse.	Patriotic Store Window Display
Small symphonies are common in Western PA.	The Workingmans' Store	Typical Main Street Storefront
Tavern 109 on Main Street	We pass these on the way home. What's a "Pray America Breakfast Sandwich?"	Kill (and give thanks) for Christ! A church fundraiser

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Georgia Roessler		16-May-2002 20:37
Very nice portrait of Butler, Pa. I grew up there and was surprised and delighted to find it among your galleries. Your photographs flatter it, to be sure. You do beautiful work. Georgia

Chris Jeffords		07-Jan-2002 21:23
I really enjoyed your pictures. Pennsylvania is a beautiful state. You are apparently very talented and have a unique vision.

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