Liberty Looks

I love this story. Everyone starts somewhere.

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I pledge allegiance to the antiques, and to the antique malls across America.

Blessed to have worked in this building for over 4 years as I started my public service career. As a child, we would drive by and in my native first language, told my mother ‘I’ll live in that castle one day” and she would answer “you can’t, it’s not a castle it’s a town hall.” But trust me, I lived there 🤣

Take a visit to check out the old jail cell in the basement and the stone man built into the back by a rogue 1800’s mason. Take a walk through the cemetery by the water too, it’s worth it if you dig New England history.

The Stunning Building In Barrington, Rhode Island That Looks Just Like Hogwarts Did you know we have our very own Hogwarts in Rhode Island? This gorgeous town hall boasts a rich history and Harry Potter in RI vibes.

Redrum’s my personal fav 😆…..

What started as a practical fix for two curious dogs has turned into a neighborhood favorite and a viral feel-good story. Owners of Ripley and Burger King originally covered a gap in their fence to stop the dogs from digging, but left small openings where the pups could still peek through. During the 2020 lockdown, that simple idea evolved into a series of creative, pop culture-inspired posters that quickly caught the attention of neighbors and online viewers alike. The displays, including one inspired by The Scream titled “The Bark,” have become a local attraction, with passersby often stopping to admire the artwork and say hello to the dogs. Neighbors say the ever-changing fence decorations have brought extra joy and connection to the community.

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POV: you’re a drywaller making lunch #bluecollar #fyp #trending #drywall #diy

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Stained glass tail lights by artist Lindsay Lou Wonder @lindseywonder Based in Tucson, Arizona, Lindsay is a tattooer, stained glass artist, painter, and illustrator. She creates bespoke tail lights out of stained glass, all entirely designed, cut, soldered, and painted by hand. Working on commission for clients across the country, her designs are primarily intended for vintage trucks and vans, and often incorporate romantic or gothic iconography such as skulls, roses, and crosses.