A little out of character was this kangaroo chair. |
Albany was the childhood home of Ray Charles. |
Albany Welcome Center |
The city sits on the banks of the Flint River. Where the current welcome center is located was once the home of the Col Nelson Tift, owner of the bridge and ferry rights and founder of Albany. In 1857 Col Tift had the Bridge House built. Entry to the bridge was through the center of the house on the ground floor and the upstairs was home to Tift Hall, a theater. Many famous people came and performed at the hall. Masked balls and special events were held at the hall until the civil car. During the war the building became a slaughter house for the many animals needed to feed the Confederate Army.
You do see who sponsored this turtle? |
They even have a door from the company. |
1 comment:
I wonder the real reason behind those painted turtle statues in Albany. It's because you can find many species of turtles there, I guess. If you want to see turtles, then you must go to Flint Riverquarium. You'll see different turtle species there along with fishes and other invertebrates. Anyhow, the kangaroo chair was so unique and will surely grab someone's attention.
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