Treepusher Loc: Kingston, Massachusetts

Excellent shot of this hall of justice, James! Well done!

timepass Loc: Yardley,PA

Beautiful building,nice shot.

J-SPEIGHT Loc: Akron, Ohio

Nice capture James.

James56 Loc: Nashville, Tennessee

Thank you Kindly for letting me and everyone know. When I first read your comment, I was in disbelief, but I have confirmed what you say as true. I'm not a racist person nor do I support anything the KKK does or stands for. My family was in Lawrenceburg 18 miles west of here checking into some Davy Crockett history. He once lived in Lawrenceburg. Our route back home to Nashville took us through Pulaski. We've never been here and were on a bit of a sightseeing trip. Once I read and found out about Pulaski's dark history...I was very much saddened. I am ashamed you might say to some degree and I sincerely apologize to everyone for posting such an appalling place.

dstalnaker Loc: Round Rock, Tx

Nice shot. I love the architechture of old buildings, especially court houses and churches.

Dee Dee

Hal81 Loc: Bucks County, Pa.

They just don't make buildings like that anymore.

sailorsmom Loc: Souderton, PA

Beautiful, James!

whitewolfowner

You didn't know but one of the nice things of the hobby is to learn the history of what you photograph. It is a part of our history and whether it is good or bad, it is still our history. And yes, Davey Crocket, if I remember right is from Lawrenceburg; I know he's from Tennessee but not sure form where. Lawrenceburg has a park dedicated to him. So you know, Pulaski is not a bad town, but rather a very progressive small town in rural Tennessee and has come a long way since I first was there in the late 70's and the area is a beautiful place to live; I know, I lived about 12 miles north of there for 8 years.

Another interesting story of Giles county is the Milky Way farm, which I owned a small part of when I lived there. It was owned by the guy that invented the milky way candy bar. During the depression, people walked up to and over 20 miles a day to get work from him. The man had a big heart and could turn away no one. He kept alive who knows how many families for those years and to keep people working respectively he would give them a rake and tell them to go rake the woods. After the depression, he was rewarded for his good deeds and kind heart by the federal government who accused him of tax fraud and took him for everything he had. He died without a dollar to his name. So once again, the dark side, Satan's soldiers attacked the county. Even with all this, you will not find a more caring and friendly community of people than middle Tennessee. I have lived in many parts of the country but my heart is still at home in Giles county, Tennessee.

infocus Loc: Australia

Beautiful building, well shot James.

merrytexan Loc: georgia

well...i can see why you had to get a shot of that courthouse james...it's a beautiful courthouse.
love the shot and the processing. the download is downright awesome.