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by Jerry Abbott
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Govan Schoolhouse built in 1906 in what was at one time a thriving community in eastern Lincoln County near the towns of Wilbur and Almira.... more
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Govan Schoolhouse built in 1906 in what was at one time a thriving community in eastern Lincoln County near the towns of Wilbur and Almira.
“Govan is an unincorporated community in Lincoln County, in US state of Washington. Govan was founded as a ranching community which was slowly abandoned as farming in the area decreased. Today an abandoned school house and post office along with a few houses (both abandoned and occupied) are all that remain. It is considered a ghost town.”
I consider myself to be somewhat of a generalist as a photographer. In fact, Walkabout, probably best describes my style as I wonder around the Pacific Northwest looking for ordinary but interesting everyday objects, scenes, and places of interest. I am currently located in the beautiful community of Poulsbo, located on the Kitsap Peninsula of Washington State. The area is bordered by the Olympic Peninsula and Mountains on one side and the Puget Sound and Seattle on the other side. This location provides an abundance of photographic opportunity. As a result, this, along with Eastern Washington, where I grew up, is where most of my Walkabout photography time is spent. The two quotes below summarize my feelings about photography: ...
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Brad Meador
Very nice
Jerry Abbott replied:
Thank you Brad!
Dennis Baswell
super find and image Jerry
Jerry Abbott replied:
Thank you Dennis!
Mike Nahorniak
V Cool Jerry, love old structures like this, maybe a fixer upper for ghost chasers, LOL! F/V/Tweet & folloW!
Jerry Abbott replied:
Thank you very much Mike - I appreciate the support!
Bob Christopher
Hi Jerry…I like your image. A wonderful old schoolhouse and beautifully presented. Excellent work…Cheers Bob fv
Jerry Abbott replied:
Thank you Bob - appreciate the comment and support!
James Brunker
Fascinating!
Jerry Abbott replied:
Thank you James!
Ron Long
Congratulations, Jerry! Rightly deserved!
Jerry Abbott replied:
Thank you Ron!
Lisa Cassinari
love it!
Jerry Abbott replied:
Thank you Lisa!
Tony Baca
Outstanding image!
Jerry Abbott replied:
Thank you for very much Tony!
Ron Long
Beautiful architecture (and photo). Amazing that it's lasted this long!
Jerry Abbott replied:
Thank you Ron and you’re right it is amazing it’s still standing - unfortunately I think it’s starting to crumble a bit faster than previous.
Jurgen Lorenzen
Awesome composition, Jerry, congratulation on your group logo selection in the URBEX ABANDONED IN THE WORLD group!
Chad Lilly
Congratulations Jerry, your image has been selected as the Group Logo for Urbex Abandoned in the World for the month of June. Thank you for your participation!
Jerry Abbott replied:
Thank you for the selection of Group Logo for the month of June - I appreciate it very much!
Martha Sherman
This is a beautiful, haunting image, Jerry. It must have been a pretty little school in its time. I'm glad you caught it before it suffered more damage.
Jerry Abbott replied:
Thank you Martha! I’m glad I captured it now as well because it’s now starting to deteriorate rapidly. It’s near where I grew up and it was well known and much photographed.
Chad Lilly
Congratulations, your image has been featured in Urbex Abandoned in the World! Please feel free to place the embedded image link in the current "Feature Image Archive" discussion so it remains visible to future visitors.