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Looking down into the lobby area from our room at the hotel
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The breakfast area
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I took this picture solely to use as the cover of this photo album
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Very interesting buildings along the old historic streets
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I ended up buying a piece from this artist
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This is a rather imposing building
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I liked the glass work they had displayed in the store window
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Two guys jamming
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Interesting sculpture
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Homer was there
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The streets were brick in this area
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April being tugged along by one of Ron's girls
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The history of this building
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From the looks of this building it used to be an inn
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Another informative sign
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This is "Deb's Store"
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The rear entryways to some of the houses along the main street
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I thought this brick building was interesting
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Another shot of the river
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A clever way to display informational signs
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Here's the high water mark
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Looking back towards the river at the high water mark
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No, this is not a picture of the porta-potties
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Sean Corner, sculptor
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Looking back at the river again
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An old Coca-Cola sign
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This little puppy's name is Wrigley
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The Benevolent and Protective Order of the Elks Lodge #690
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Detail of the B.P.O.E. building
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The Mighty MO
