A great day for the Head on the Christina Regatta in Wilimngton, DE!
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Plenty of room to observe the race along the riverfront in front of the Amtrak Consolidated National Operations Center, a block from the Wilmington Youth Rowing Association |
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Dylan's high school 4+ is crossing the race path to row upstream to the start of the head race, a 2.5-mile timed event |
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Now Dylan's boat passes by in the race; Dylan is the third rower from the left (the boat in the foreground is waiting to cross) (KSS) |
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Dylan's boat heads back to the boathouse (they are moving right to left) (KSS) |
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Dylan helps carry the shell back to the trailer (KSS) |
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The crew has a post-race conference; they came in second! |
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Wilmington Train Station aka Joseph R Biden, Jr Railroad Station, (1907, by Frank Furness) as Biden commuted by train to Washington, DC during his time as Senator from Delaware from 1973-2009 |
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Blue 'W' on Market Street at Front Street |
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501 N Market Street (1890, by Baker and Dallett in Victorian Romanesque style for the Central National Bank) |
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Delaware Historical Society Arch, and on the right: Old Town Hall (1798, in late-Georgian, early Federal style) |
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519 N Market Street (1885, by Frank Furness, for th Security Trust & Safe Deposit Company) |
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301 N Market Street (1915, as headquarters for Farmers Bank) |
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Tubman Garrett Riverfront Park Gate (1998) |
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Unwavering Courage in the Pursuit of Freedom (2012, by Mario Chiodo) depicts Harriet Tubman and abolitionist Thomas Garrett leading two enslaved persons to freedom |
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On this side we can see Thomas Garrett, a Quaker and leader of the Underground Railroad movement |
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Birdhouse (2020, by Tom Burke) replicating the boyhood home of Martin Luther King, Jr, in Atlanta, GA |
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Riverfront of the Tubman Garrett Park |
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A "birdhouse" (2023, by Tom Burke) is made to resemble the Edmund Pettus Bridge in Selma, Alabama |
Next: Delaware Museum of Nature & Science.
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