MJ Maccardini (trailerfullofpix)'s photos with the keyword: electric

Kenwood House. At first I thought this was a parish boundary marker, but on closer inspection learned otherwise.

Behind the Nonotuck Mill, Florence (Northampton), MA

Vestry of St Leonard Shoreditch. Now the National Centre for Circus Arts. Coronet Street at Hoxton Market.

All the utility boxes around Grafton Road and Athlone Street are painted bright colours and puzzle pieces.

Coborn Street

Arts & Industry Building, Florence (Northampton), MA For my photo group assignment: Two

Arts & Industry Building, Florence (Northampton), MA For my photo group assignment: Two

West Street, Northampton, MA

Inside the Arts & Industries building in Florence, MA.

Every house in Winscombe Street is connected to this pole.

East Street Studios, Hadley, MA

The Trustees' Office & Store is the only Victorian building at Hancock Shaker Village and it has the most mod cons. This is where the Shakers conducted their business with the outside world. hancockshakervillage.org/museum/historic-architecture/trustees-office-store

I was very surprised to see that the Shakers had a tv, but they did utilize some mod cons. This television set is similar to the one that the Shakers had in the Trustees' Office & Store, which is the most modern building at Hancock Shaker Village. Guests from the outside world were entertained in the parlor. hancockshakervillage.org/museum/historic-architecture/trustees-office-store

The Shakers used modern conveniences including electricity and cars. This was the only outlet I saw in the Brick Dwelling (it's in the dining room). The face plate looks like it's from the 1930s or 40s, but I wonder about the outlets -- when did grounded outlets come into use?