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14-JAN-2014

The music has ended, Tularosa, New Mexico, 2014

Tularosa dates back to the Civil War era. I discovered the ruins of what I had thought was an old dry goods store along the main street of its historic district. After posting this image, a viewer added valuable additional context. He remembers it as a pickle packing warehouse, and later a place where local bands used to practice. But as the building fell apart, the music ended. The adobe walls surround an empty lot, filled with grasses and trees. Using a wideangle focal length, I placed the lot and the ruins within the surviving framework of the old facade. Its signage still survives as a ghostly remnant of the past.

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Date/Time14-Jan-2014 09:31:51
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Phil Douglis19-Mar-2014 21:11
Thanks, Earl, for providing this information. It adds considerable context to this image. It is always a treat when a viewer who knows a subject far better than I ever could know it is willing to provide such context. Thanks once again for your contribution. I've changed my headline and caption accordingly.
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