Wordless Wednesday: Gettysburg Windows

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  1. it's very artistic to take shots of those items through a window.

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  2. great shots of that period clothing! cant imagine being in the summer time with those hot hot wool clothing that they wore back then!

    great pics Sandy!

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  3. The items in the last pic look interesting. ;)

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  4. I agree with Paul. Thanks for sharing the photos :)

    Happy WW!

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  5. Sandy: That is a classic look at a great town.

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  6. I liked the third shot!

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  7. I love the way you shot through the windows to show us the displays. Very well done.

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  8. Love the dress! I have always a things for this theme...

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  9. Your photos are always artistic, creative and interesting like you.

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  10. I love the dresses from back in the day. How fun:) Happy WW.

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  11. Nice shots. I liked the last 2 most.

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  12. My favorites are the cabinet in the 2nd one . . . and the drums. . . so sad and worn makes me wonder what they have been through.

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  13. Beautiful shop windows, Sandy. There must be a large choice of items there.

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  14. Those windows do say a bit about the times.

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  15. Was that a so-called 'cigar store Indian' in that third shot? Haven't seen one of those in years. These shop windows are like museum displays.

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  16. Those Victorian dresses are lovely.
    A pity they're not worn anymore.
    Nice shots of all the displays :)

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  17. Anonymous5:11 AM

    I love the first shot! I have often wished I lived in a time of that style of clothing, a time when hats were worn.

    But then I realize I'd have no washer and drier, or central Heat and Air! Yikes.

    PS> Note the WiFi sign under the Indian! :-D

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  18. Isn't Gettysburg a great place? I like that whole general area and especially the antique shops. You've got great shots.
    I wouldn't want to have to wear all of that garb -- especially when needing a break to the ladies' room.

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  19. LOVE these; Harpers Ferry WV and Frederick MD are faves of mine too, for historical-style shopping. If I ever win a lottery, I'll be there...
    LOL

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  20. I like that camp desk.

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  21. When I was a little girl I would often daydream of living during this era. This was before I went to school or knew anything about this era. I would see myself in one of these long dresses and I would erase that scene from my mind because I always wanted one of those buckskin suites that I saw on tv with the fringe. I would still like one of those suites. ha... Where would I wear it?? tee hee... You brought up a long lost memory with these pictures. BTW Happy Earth Day.

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  22. Great collection of photos. This is one place that I would love to visit.
    Thanks for sharing it. Happy WW.

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  23. Originals are the best aren't they? No canned photos from Google images. Hope you have a great second half of the week. Pappy

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  24. My heart stopped and then restarted. I LOVE Victorian dresses. Thanks so much for posting these!

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  25. a fun look back in history through costumes

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  26. What marvellous shops - and great photos.

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  27. I loved the first one the most! Great dresses,lovingly made by hand. Thanks for sharing.

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  28. Anonymous10:48 AM

    period clothing always sweeps me right in!

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  29. now, i'll just have to see mr. abe lincoln to complete the series!... love those sweeping skirts... but i know, no matter how hard i wish for it, it won't come back in fashion :)...

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  30. Great shots of those displays from another era!

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  31. such tiny little waists... can you imagine!

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  32. WOw what wonderful window displays. I love them!

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  33. What amazing shop windows. One would think of having been transported right back in time to a bygone era. Great shots of these quaint little shop windows.

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  34. From the periode in history when people did know how to dress.

    fabulous ww entry

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  35. These are lovely pictures. They really take the viewer back in time. I like the reflection in the bottom picture. :)

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  36. Wi-Fi and Wooden Indians.

    Only in America.

    Great stuff Sandy!

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  37. Love this post, Sandy!

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  38. I can almost hear the drums rolling across the battlefield.

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  39. Love these pics! Especially of the clothing :)

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  40. love that first one.

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  41. I enjoyed looking at your photos Sandy. I love old-world craft and antique shops like this! Reminded me of a mini series I saw on tv a long time ago here called North and South.

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