Wichita Pictures

[kawwsu77]

Here are some pictures I took of buildings around Wichita. I thought you guys would enjoy them.
http://www.flickr.com/photos/1686590...7594537092829/

[NCAABound]

Nice job Kaw. Well done. I'm an architecture buff (arch school 2 years) and a history buff. Although I wish you had more material to work with here in Wichita.

[CharlieHog]

Nice photos. I went to the Exploration Place in 02. Really cool.

[AZ Shocker]

Always neat seeing older historical buildings like those. I think some of those buildings are older than the city of Phoenix. lol Architecture buff here too. Great pictures thanks for sharing!

[kawwsu77]

I have taken many pictures of Wichita. I will try to post somemore in the future. I also have many of WSU as well that I will post.
Kawwsu77

[kawwsu77]

NCAA,
There are many historic buildings in Wichita. This website has many historic pictures:www.wichitaphotos.org.

Also this website has pictures of most Wichita historic buildings: http://members.cox.net/wichitahpa/landmarks.html

My 2 favorite buildings are the Orpheum Theatre and the old city building (Wichita-Sedgwick County Historical Museum)

[NCAABound]

NCAA,
There are many historic buildings in Wichita. This website has many historic pictures:www.wichitaphotos.org.

Also this website has pictures of most Wichita historic buildings: http://members.cox.net/wichitahpa/landmarks.html

My 2 favorite buildings are the Orpheum Theatre and the old city building (Wichita-Sedgwick County Historical Museum)

I agree that Wichita has quite a few unique & historical buildings...but forgive me because I just got back from a biz trip to Chicago. I almost get run over every time I visit there because I'm gazing up or around at all of the uniqueness.

[kawwsu77]

I agree the last time I went to Chicago. I went through at least 3 rolls of film. I love that city. If I could I would move there.

As young as Wichita is its history is very unique and deep. Too bad not many Wichitan's know of their city's history.

At least Wichita did not tear down all of its histoirc buildings.

[WstateU]

I agree the last time I went to Chicago. I went through at least 3 rolls of film.

I'm just curious about you using 3 rolls of film in Chicago... aren't you using a digital camera? I'm probably one of the older posters here and have recently placed my 3 Nikon's (film) in moth balls. Great pictures 77... well done!

[kawwsu77]

I have not been back to Chicago for at least 5 years. I just had my digital camera for 2 years. When I go back I will definately use my digital camera.

[Awesome Sauce Malone]

I had the chance to perfrom in the Orpheum a couple of times.

The places is really really awesome on the inside.

Great pics kawwsu

[rjl]

Used to work above the Orpheum, and used to live in the Eaton.

I guess I'm just a historical dude.

[ICT Ragman]

Might check this out: http://www.wichitaphotos.org/search.asp

[BostonWu]

NCAA,
There are many historic buildings in Wichita. This website has many historic pictures:www.wichitaphotos.org.

Also this website has pictures of most Wichita historic buildings: http://members.cox.net/wichitahpa/landmarks.html

My 2 favorite buildings are the Orpheum Theatre and the old city building (Wichita-Sedgwick County Historical Museum)

I agree that Wichita has quite a few unique & historical buildings...but forgive me because I just got back from a biz trip to Chicago. I almost get run over every time I visit there because I'm gazing up or around at all of the uniqueness.

If you like history and unique architecture Boston is tops in the nation.

http://www.gorzow.mm.pl/~bebelebe/Tr...sachusetts.jpg

I used to work in the building directly in back of the church.

[DUShock]

Kawwsu77 could you please repost your original link? I love skylines and streetscapes. Thanks to all for the various links.