I was afraid Blogger couldn't
handle all of the photos I have
from my visit of to the Capitol
so I have made two groups:
one for the exterior of the building
and one for the interior.
Below is a shot of the southwest
corner of the building.
Flanking this side is a fountain.
Dwarfed by the skyscrapers,
8 Broad isn't small at all actually.
The Lincoln Leveque Tower
stands in stark contrast
to the basic rectangular and
glass fascades of its neighbors.
Below is a Civil War Memorial.
Spring has sprung in Central OH!
Bob strikes a pose.
An Episcopal church adds
A buckeye?
This is the cornerstone for
Spring has sprung in Central OH!
Bob strikes a pose.
If Superman lived in Columbus,
this would be his Daily Planet.
An Episcopal church adds
ambiance and sound to
the corner of Broad and Third.
A buckeye?
A war memorial shares letters
from home and abroad.
This is the cornerstone for
this part of the building.
It's a law office.
This lilac is in full bloom.
This is the Columbus
It's a law office.
This lilac is in full bloom.
The Ohio is where I saw
Wicked last summer.
This is Huntington Bank.
My doctor has an office in
the basement of this building.
This is the Columbus
office of Fifth Third Bank,
the place I use for my
personal banking.
I know this building houses
the Riffe Center, but I'm
not sure if the skyscraper
has the same name.
This is a shot of the Capitol from
High Street facing eastward.
Ohio has had the largest number
of U.S. presidents come from here.
Below is a statue of William McKinley.
These statues flank President
McKinley's.
A lone boat makes its way
along the Scioto River.
