These pictures were taken early one Sunday morning. 
This is Ben sitting beside the water tower. We were on the older building. 
You can see the bridges in the distance. 
Taken from the older building, looking toward the newer one with the Rawleigh Building in the distance on the far left.
Looking over the back wall of the older building toward the bridges. The Frisco (1892), The Harahan (1916), and The Memphis-Arkansas (1949). 
1949 Postcard with The Watkins Company being the prominent red buildings on the other side of the bridges.
Early morning with The Hernando de Soto Bridge, The Pyramid and downtown Memphis in the background.
Most of these trees are gone now, because "progress" is at our back door.
This is Ben sitting beside the water tower. We were on the older building. You can see the bridges in the distance. Taken from the older building, looking toward the newer one with the Rawleigh Building in the distance on the far left.Looking over the back wall of the older building toward the bridges. The Frisco (1892), The Harahan (1916), and The Memphis-Arkansas (1949). 1949 Postcard with The Watkins Company being the prominent red buildings on the other side of the bridges.Early morning with The Hernando de Soto Bridge, The Pyramid and downtown Memphis in the background.Most of these trees are gone now, because "progress" is at our back door.
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