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Commented on 6-LSH-3Shenandoah County, VAHi Kim, Our framed product that we sell should be almost exactly the same product that was offered to you years ago. We spent a lot of effort matching the oak frames and improved the printing process for better clarity.
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Commented on 5A-FFCE-29Cecil County, MDHi Emily,
We're hopeful we have more of the photo you're looking for and we'll do our best to point you in the right direction. Now, a short explanation on how this works:
Our photo locations are not exact, but rather approximations based on old flight path maps. Our information shows where 36 images were photographed, but each image does not have an address or exact location associated with it unless a visitor came to our website and entered it. We're usually able to narrow down a search to several rolls of film, but it's up to you to visually identify the photo you're looking for.
I've included a link to search results on our website here:
Search results
We also have some photos that don't have any approximate location data, which means that you simply have to browse through them one at a time to recognize a particular photo. These rolls of film are sorted by year in the grey box at the top of this page: Un-mapped Rolls and Index Page
Hopefully this information helps you find what you're looking for. Let us know if you have any questions!
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Commented on & geotagged 1-AMA-1Marion County, ORThe historic tabernacle is 110 by 160 feet in dimension and was built in 1891. Originally it had two towers with large spheres perched on the top of each tower. The spheres or globes were metal and had a representation of continents on them to represent the east and west hemispheres of the earth. The words “Go ye into all the world and preach the gospel to every creature” arch over a stained glass rosette window. Reinforcing the mission minded pioneers who constructed the massive structure and established the annual camp meeting now known as the Oregon Christian Convention.
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Commented on & geotagged 18-ALI-1Lincoln County, ORThe historic tabernacle is 110 by 160 feet in dimension and was built in 1891. Originally it had two towers with large spheres perched on the top of each tower. The spheres or globes were metal and had a representation of continents on them to represent the east and west hemispheres of the earth. The words “Go ye into all the world and preach the gospel to every creature” arch over a stained glass rosette window. Reinforcing the mission minded pioneers who constructed the massive structure and established the annual camp meeting now known as the Oregon Christian Convention.
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Commented on 34-BDU-33DuPage County, ILHi Michael,
Thanks for getting in touch with us! We're hopeful we have the photo you're looking for and we'll do our best to point you in the right direction. Now, a short explanation on how this works:
Our photo locations are not exact, but rather approximations based on old flight path maps. Our information shows where 36 images were photographed, but each image does not have an address or exact location associated with it unless a visitor came to our website and entered it. We're usually able to narrow down a search to several rolls of film, but it's up to you to visually identify the photo you're looking for.
I've included a link to search results on our website here:
Search results
Hopefully this information helps you find what you're looking for. Let us know if you have any questions!
Warm regards, -
Commented on 101-NER-4Erie County, NYHello Susan,
We would be happy to help you find photos of the property. Customer service will reach out to you with more details.
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Commented on 29-DPE-33Perry County, OHWe would be happy to help you locate photos customer service will reach out to you with more details.
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Commented on 18-CDA-25Dakota County, MNUnfortunately 1968 is the oldest film we have in this county.
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