Peggy C's photos with the keyword: tower

.. no longer

27 Apr 2014 4 435
- used for anything - all 20+ buildings have been abandoned - people living in the area would love to see it used - as is, it is just an eyesore - this was a tower used for ____________ - think I know somebody I can ask, so will get back on that part - if it were used to test missiles, it is out in the open - everyone would have known about it - old aerial photos even show it in the open - a long history - began as a textile plant - was part of Fairchild when planes were made for WW2 - became part of of the Western Electric plant with a Government contract for guidance systems for Nike missiles / Hercules missiles former “Tarheel Army Missile Plant” sale was granted by the U.S. General Services Administration. sold to an Alabama company in 2004 -- rezoning has been requested so all 22 acres are the same At this plant all battery and radar control trailers plus LOPAR, TTR, MTR, and TRR radars were built and tested prior to shipment to the Army, mostly by rail. During the peak of the Nike SAFEGUARD there were between 3 and 4,000 employees. After WW2 ended, the Western Electric Company took over the plant, which was still a government-owned facility. In the 1950s & 60s, Western Electric manufactured large portions of the Nike Ajax & Hercules surface-to-air missile system at the Burlington plant. © All Rights Reserved

.. just looking

25 Apr 2014 1 315
.. a huge tent set up for an event .. catering truck in the parking lot .. things that go up .. curve of the tent .. church steeple .. antenna for something .. and always .. trees of Mother Nature .. against a warm, light blue canvas (c) All Rights Reserved

Clock Tower

17 Sep 2008 1 162
Clock Tower Hill - one of the Seven Hills of Rome Georgia "The inside of the tower has since been turned into a museum and features a painted mural. A spiral staircase, totaling 107 steps, winds around the tank’s outer wall to an observation deck. The tower, which includes the clock works and four faces, is 104 feet tall." www.romegeorgia.com/sevenhills.html - by Chris Boyd Rome GA - 1 PiP - © All rights reserved