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This is a more straightforward rendering of a sculpture in Venice, Illinois entitled "Salute to Steel," that recognizes the importance of the steel industry to the communities of Granite City, Madison, and Venice, Illinois, each of which is represented by one of the intertwined rings at the top of the sculpture. The sculpture was designed by John Celuch of Inlandesign, Inc., of Edwardsville, Illinois. (The photo I posted yesterday was, in my view, a more interesting rendering of a detail of the same work)

This is a detail of a sculpture in Venice, Illinois entitled "Salute to Steel," that recognizes the importance of the steel industry to the communities of Granite City, Madison, and Venice, Illinois, each of which is represented by one of the intertwined rings at the top of the sculpture. The sculpture was designed by John Celuch of Inlandesign, Inc., of Edwardsville, Illinois. (I will be posting a more straightforward photo of the sculpture in the next day or so.)

This image of a pair of wall fire hydrants on the Cherokee Avenue side of the old Lemp brewery in the Cherokee-Lemp Historic District in the City of Saint Louis, is part of a series of shots taken on Sunday, 9/25/11, at the Cherokee Street Antique Row photowalk of the Saint Louis Photography Meetup Group.

(Cross-posted to the meetup group's web site at www.meetup.com/photo-602/.)

This sculpture, visible from the street, adjacent to a home in the Cherokee-Lemp Historic District, near the old Lemp Brewery in the City of Saint Louis, is part of a series of shots taken on Sunday, 9/25/11, at the Cherokee Street Antique Row photowalk of the Saint Louis Photography Meetup Group.

(Cross-posted to the meetup group's web site at www.meetup.com/photo-602/.)

This building cornerstone in the Cherokee-Lemp Historic District, near the old Lemp Brewery in the City of Saint Louis, is part of a series of shots taken on Sunday, 9/25/11, at the Cherokee Street Antique Row photowalk of the Saint Louis Photography Meetup Group.

(Cross-posted to the meetup group's web site at www.meetup.com/photo-602/.)