Submitted exploration photos from a fan of the website. Feel free to contact me about submitting photos. I am especially interested in photos from prior to 2010, and extra extra especially interested in photos from the 1990s-2000.












Submitted exploration photos from a fan of the website. Feel free to contact me about submitting photos. I am especially interested in photos from prior to 2010, and extra extra especially interested in photos from the 1990s-2000.


















American Seeding Machine, and Eso survived the bridge replacement.















A glimpse of Elder-Beerman, Rest in Piece Erie, Tore & Che get a visit from Tubby











Ancient Del throw-up gets clipped by accident, vine covered Anx, and more.




















Flip phone pictures mostly from 2018, a few from 2019 and 2020.












We were able to put together a solid production on a local wall with artists from Richmond, Dayton, and Indianapolis, at the same spot where I’ve been benching trains for 25 years. Like many Midwestern cities we have a Railroad Street, although it is unmarked. The concept for the mural was to give a shout-out to the railroad workers from the past to the present, and also pay homage to the moniker kings of the freights. The Quaker City Co-op, which occupies the building, as well as ART (Architectural Restoration Technique), provided funds for paint and supplies and primed the wall.











Scanned prints of SUFR and NURO silvers from 2002. These faded to nothing pretty quickly.











Rebuilding bridges, creating bike lanes, and repaving streets in Richmond. While other things continue to hold up and on.