Free To Go posted a photo: 
I wonder if my mom ever purchased any of these pictures through the years. She must have because they keep turning up! She should be ashamed of that hairdo! Let's face it, my school day picture hairdo horrors started very very long ago! YOUneak posted a photo: 
I was on my way overtown and remembered this church. It was Saturday and so I could get the shot with no cars around. YOUneak posted a photo: 
On my way home from buying football tickets I saw this fairly new train car with graffiti. The train car and graffite actually looked new and freshly painted. But it was set agains an old warehouse for a backdrop.
I wanted to capture the look of this fairly new rail car beside this old warehouse. I had to take the shot. YOUneak posted a photo: 
On my way to McDonalds for a sausage biscuit I pulled out the tripod and shot these photos. Sorta different looking to me but I posted it for others to comment on. Several people have commented on the skull in the clouds. I did not put it there. Spooky huh? YOUneak posted a photo: 
There are so many angles to shoot in the old part of town. This used to the the manufacturing hub of the city. Sorry for boring you all. YOUneak posted a photo: 
Justice will be served, along with soda pops and chips. bridget.mcferrin posted a photo: 
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I was out strolling around old downtown and heard the train "a coming". I walked over and too a few shots as it passed. YOUneak posted a photo: 
I believe this was the second Coca Cola Bottling Plant in the U.S. The first one was in Jackson, MS if I am not mistaken. Any historical buffs out there please let me know the "facts... just the facts". libgif posted a photo: 
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Vernon Parish Library posted a photo: 
Monroe First Baptist Church guest welcome card,
located at St. John & Grammont, Monroe, La.
J. T. Horton, pastor. Vernon Parish Library posted a photo: 
Ouachita Parish Library, North 18th St., Monroe, La.
"Monroe, La. - the heart of the world's largest gas field" Vernon Parish Library posted a photo: 
Twin City Queen post card
Three-deck floating entertainment boat, purchased in 1968 by the City of Monroe. This fabulous river boat is available for public and private excursions on the beautiful Ouachita River. Vernon Parish Library posted a photo: 
St. Francis Hospital, Monroe, La. postcard Vernon Parish Library posted a photo: 
St. Joseph's Home, Monroe, La. postcard.
Sterlington Rd., Monroe, La. Vernon Parish Library posted a photo: 
Masur Museum of Art, Monroe, La.
The beautiful buidling was donated to the city by the Masur family for use as a museum of art. Built entirely of Georgia limestone and roofed with slate shingles, the uilding itself is a work of art, overlooking the Ouachita River. Vernon Parish Library posted a photo: 
Monroe Civic Center postcard, Monroe, La.
Largest conference and entertainment complex in La. To open Sept. 1, 1967, the $5.5 million project includes a 2250-seat theatre, 7200-seat arena, and a multi-purpose conference hall with ample exhiit and banquet space. In the foreground is the Noe Fountain and Mall. |
