Window Views - Red awnings

Thanks to MaryT for hosting Window Views. I like to photograph architectural features and enjoyed seeing other windows and doors on her meme. I will still include windows on other memes and on my other two blogs. Thanks again Mary.

Window Views - Downtown Frederick

More windows in downtown Frederick. First, a bicycle in a consignment shop window; second, Ecclectibles window full of monkeys; and last, Sumittra, a new restaurant. (Ecclectibles' windows have appeared here in the past.)

Window Views - Train windows

Windows of an engine at the Frederick station. There is computer train service between Frederick and Washington, DC with stops at other towns along the way.

Window Views - From my window

the early morning view on June 2.

Window Views - Three in old brick

Three different sizes, but new, windows in an old brick wall.

Window Views - Reflected sky

The windows in the far building give almost perfect reflections. I have posted images of the building in the past, but not from this angle.

Window views - Morning through my window

Window Views - Three from early 2011

 Store window in Thurmont

 Frames in a window

Morning shadows on my window



Window views - Ecclectibles

Again I bring you the view of Ecclectibles' windows, photographed on the first Saturday in May.

Window Views - Rain and ART

Rain on or dining room window in late April and "ART" in a window of the Delaplaine Arts Center last Saturday.

Window Views - Candy Kitchen

Images of the candy Kitchen in downtown Frederick have appeared on my blogs in the past. The window displays are always interesting and the candy is delicious.

They also sell figurines. I usually take a shot of this window anytime I walk past the store, because from the right angle there is glorious reflection!.

Window Views - Night and day

Delaplaine Arts Center gift shop

Windows in the round

Window Views - VOLT windows

This mansion was built in the 1890's by the six daughters of Ezra Houck, a wealthy Frederick financier. The sisters lived in the 8,000 square-foot mansion for 30 years. In 1924 it became a professional building. Now it is the VOLT Restaurant, established by chef/owner Bryan Voltaggio, who left Frederick to pursue a career as a chef; and after success in New York and Washington, DC returned to establish VOLT. For more information see the VOLT website. Another VOLT window is posted on Lew's favorites.

Window Views - More first Saturday

Here are three more window shots taken April 2 in Frederick.

Window Views - First Saturday in April

Grumpy

Beer Server

Boys in a window

Speciality shop

Window Views - Roof top windows

Many of the buildings in Frederick have roof top windows (or dormers). Above is an old cannery building that is being remodeled for offices and shops. It appears that the work has been put on hold until the economy improves. Below are new buildings with dormer styled windows. The far building with the curved roof is the Frederick County Public School office that I have posted previously.

Window Views - Wall windows

Windows in a white wall

Windows in a reddish wall

Window views - The Cat's meow

Window seen half floor down

and the cat

Window Views - A variety of windows

Boe's Strings

Satisfy your cravings

Old News-Post entrance

Windows, doors and balconies

Window Views - Things in a window

More shots of windows in downtown

Frederick taken early in February.