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After a bit of a delay (our apologies), we’re happy to present the last installment of the King & Queen Street chapter of Archive Lancaster. Kelly Lapp and Jed Burkholder walked the final blocks of West King Street (600-Columbia Avenue). Here are the images they brought back:
The rest of Kelly and Jed’s shoot can be viewed here.
More information on Kelly Lapp Photography can be found at kellylappphotography.com.Keep your eyes open for the continuation of the Archive Lancaster Project in 2010.
Happy Holidays from all of us at WeAreLancaster.com.
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Lauren Fisher walked the 500-800 blocks of East King Street and came back with these beautiful images. Enjoy the city through her eyes.
Please take the time to check out Lauren’s website, www.LaurenFisher.com
The rest of her lovely shoot can be viewed here.
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We are proud to welcome Susan Louie, a recent NYC transplant to Lancaster, to the Archive Lancaster project. Susan is a fashion designer with a penchant for experiencing exotic cultures, international cuisines, and world music. Here are the 300-500 blocks of North Queen Street through her eyes.
The rest of Susan’s images can be viewed here.
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For the sixth installment of the Archive Lancaster project, we’re happy to welcome friends of We Are Lancaster, Meghan Hoover and David Magbee. Meghan and David captured the 300-500 block of West King street. Enjoy the city through their eyes.
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The Archive is proud to welcome Daniel Kent, who captured the 300-500 blocks of South Queen Street.
More of Daniel’s shoot can be viewed here.
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We Are Lancaster contributor Carrie Keagy photographed the first three blocks of West King Street. Come take a walk through the city with her.
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With the help of Ben Leech, the Archive Lancaster project moves to East King Street. Ben, curator of the beautiful Lancaster Building Conservancy Blog, walked East from the Square to Shippen Street. Enjoy his images and unique perspective of our fair city.
The rest of Ben’s images can be viewed here.
