Merida, Yucatan – I wish I could’ve walked through many of these doors – to explore what lay beyond. Well maybe not the Cirujano Dentista door!
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We recently vacationed in Yucatan Mexico. I got so excited about the variety of doors I told my friends about Thursday Doors, hosted by Norm 2.0, and commenced taking as many door pictures as I could.
I think I will have enough to last several months!
The first night in Yucatan we stayed at Gran Hotel in Merida. The hotel was built in the mid 1800’s. I could have stayed there for the entire week. The classic architecture, old world charm and kind staff members made our stay quite enjoyable.
Our room
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Yesterday I posted photos of the court house in Waxahachie Texas. Tonight I am posting photos of the architectural details of the building. I found these faces quite remarkable.
The terra cotta faces were created at Theodore Beilharz’s stone yard in Dallas Texas. The master stone carver was Harry Herley. The Ellis county Court House located in Waxahachie Texas was built in 1895.
This is one of my favorite views of the courthouse downtown. I really like the contrast of the old and new architecture.
The photos were taken from the Trinity River bike trail.
Fort Worth Texas
Fort Worth Texas
Photos taken at the United States Post Office – Downtown Fort Worth Texas.
United States Post Office – Fort Worth TX (lobby)
More photos of “symmetry” can be found at the Daily Post
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