Catching the Train at Park and Robinson
Odd fashions for such a hot June afternoon.
Yes, it really is amazing. Leave it to a national bank with no sense of history to abandon this space. Boatman's Bank, Bank of America, doesn't matter ...
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RE your quote: “Yes, it really is amazing. Leave it to a national bank with no sense of history to abandon this space. Boatman’s Bank, Bank of America, doesn’t matter …”
Fools, with no vision. Obviously not in the cards right now, but I can’t help but think that the building would be best in the hands of local ownership at some point. People who have a memory of the building when they were younger, and what it has meant to the city – I think it has made a difference with other downtown properties, I think it can again with the First National.
I saw casey affleck’s police cruiser being towed down robinson that day. It’s awesome that our downtown is gonna be in a film.
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I saw a late-Forties Lincoln with Texas plates headed north on I-35 this afternoon; I’m guessing it had to be one of the cars used in the film, given its spotless appearance and the fact that the driver wasn’t about to gun it up to the 68 mph everyone else seemed to be doing.