#warrenton

[unteriors]

NW Elm Avenue, Warrenton, Oregon.

[electronicsquid]

Hospitality Weekend at Warrenton, North Carolina

(Lisa Larsen. 1951)

[ahmerinam]

Peter Iredale • Heading into the Setting Sun by victorvonsalza Peter Iredale shipwreck, Warrenton, Oregon OM12089-96 https://flic.kr/p/2oLPd34

[dukeofwinthrope]

[eopederson]

Alley, Warrenton, Virginia, 2019.

[spacelifter87]

Knox Theatre (1937 Warrenton GA)

From the 1930s through closing in 1997, the Knox Theatere saw bands, road shows, vaudeville acts, and movies presented in this beautiful theatre. Now owned by Warren County, plans are to renovate in keeping with its historic significance. For more on Knox's history and the paused in time location of Warrenton Georgia, please visit: 

We're so excited to get the Knox Theatre renovated for the Community! We're working daily behind the scenes with creating plans, coordinatin

[thatshowthingstarted]

“Picture Caves,” Warrenton, Missouri, USA, 800-1100 CE.

A millennia ago, Native Americans entered the dark recesses of a cave in eastern Missouri and painted an astonishing array of human, animal, and supernatural creatures on its walls. 

The two cave system boasts massive panels of over 290 prehistoric glyphs making it the largest collection of indigenous people’s polychrome paintings in Missouri.

It was a hallowed site for sacred rituals and rites of passage, for explaining the multi-layered cosmos, for vision quests, for communing with spirits in the “other world,” and for burying the dead. 

The number, variety, and complexity of images make Picture Cave one of the most significant prehistoric sites in North America, similar in importance to Cahokia and Chaco Canyon. 

Photographs by Alan Cressler

[iridescent-opalescence]

The Shipwreck of Peter Iredale~

"The mouth of Columbia River is known as a Nightmare Bar or the Graveyard of the Pacific. According to the Columbia River Maritime Museum in Astoria, since 1792, about 2,000 ships, including more than 200 large vessels, have sunk in this area."