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Walking in Wilmington – Reflections on Glass
We end our series of images from around the Wilmington, Delaware area with a composition of reflections from and stairs through glass windows.
Walking in Wilmington – Lighting Up a Crane
The golden rays of the setting sun light up a crane at the riverfront in Wilmington, Delaware
Walking in Wilmington – A View of Stairs Through Glass
Symmetry of stairs through glass in a modern building in Wilmington, Delaware
Walking in Wilmington – Unusual Birdhouses
Saw these interesting and unique birdhouses on the riverfront in Wilmington, Delaware
Walking in Wilmington – Auto Art
An interesting art piece on the sidewalk in Wilmington, Delaware
Walking in Wilmington – A Colorful Food Truck
A striking food truck on the sidewalk in Wilmington, Delaware
Walking in Wilmington – Picketers
Interesting characters join other picketers at a line in Wilmington, Delaware
Walking in Wilmington – A Colorful Model
A colorful model of a railroad engine near the riverfront in Wilmington, Delaware
Wilmington Riverfront in the Evening
At night, the Wilmington Riverfront pops with activity, from the crack of the bat at Wilmington Blue Rocks games inside Frawley Stadium to standing ovations at the Delaware Theatre Company. And when it’s time to eat, everything is within an easy walk – local brewpubs, kid-friendly quick bites, food trucks, farm-to-table restaurants, cocktail bars, hip nightspots, and some of the best outdoor decks in all of Delaware.
Wilmington Riverfront
Stroll along the Christina River on the scenic 1.3-mile Wilmington Riverfront, and you’ll pass something for every mood and every taste. It is a success story in transforming an industrial wasteland into a thriving destination rich in history and filled with recreational, cultural, retail and culinary attractions.
Wilmington War Memorial and Fountains
A small park with water fountains in Wilmington, Delaware and a statue honoring those who died in wars
Wilmington Trinity Episcopal Church
Trinity Episcopal Church, Wilmington, Delaware was built in the 1880s. It is a traditional English Gothic structure that features beautiful stained glass windows. The exterior walls are made of rough, dressed Avondale stone, and the church has a high, steeped roof. The church’s tower and spire were added in 1925. Twelve bronze bells in the tower chime the hour.
Wilmington Churches and Stained Glass Windows
Wilmington, Delaware has a rich religious history, starting with Holy Trinity Church (also known as Old Swedes) in the 17th century, the nation’s oldest church building still used for worship as originally built. Today, the region boasts hundreds of places of worship, both new and old.
Wilmington Building Reflections
Wilmington, Delaware has over 14 buildings that surpass 200 feet. Amazing reflections on glass buildings matching the color of the sky and clouds.
Good Morning Wilmington, Delaware
Wilmington is the largest and most populous city in the U.S. state of Delaware. The city was built on the site of Fort Christina, the first Swedish settlement in North America. It lies at the confluence of the Christina River and Brandywine River, near where the Christina flows into the Delaware River.
Will be posting images from this area over the next few weeks. Here is an image of the early morning sunrise reflecting off buildings in downtown Wilmington.
Photos by Ravi 