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The Dewey Arch was a triumphal arch in Madison Square, New York City. It was erected for a parade on September 30, 1899, in honor of Admiral George Dewey, to celebrate his victory at the Battle of Manila Bay in the Philippines the previous year. Constructed around two months before the parade, the arch was made of the plaster-based material staff, typically used in temporary buildings. After the parade, the arch began to deteriorate and it was demolished in 1900 after an attempt to raise money to rebuild it in stone was unsuccessful. The arch's larger sculptures were sent to Charleston, South Carolina, for an exhibit, after which they were either destroyed or lost.Photograph credit: Detroit Publishing Company
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Stairway to Heaven at Point Reyes.
Point Reyes Lighthouse in fog.
One of the residence halls at CSUMB.
Fog in Monterey. View from one of the residence halls at CSUMB.
Freeman Field filling up for graduation commencement ceremony at CSUMB.
Real soldier training in progress during a tour of Fort Ord.
Hollywood's Kodak Theater, where the Academy Awards has recently been held.
Michael Moore speaks at the Greek Theater on the UC Berkeley campus.
Construction status of Tanimura & Antle Family Library at CSUMB in May 2008.
Road sign for Skunk Train.
Jolly Giant Commons at Humboldt State University.
Juniper Hall at Humboldt State.
Fort Ord Public Lands.
Stereoscopic picture of piano keys.
Alionic landscape of Point Lobos.
Awesome alien rock formations at Point Lobos.
Sunset in Downtown LA.
Ocean view from North Quad Apartments at CSUMB. Suites shown.
Volleyball field in North Quad of CSUMB at night.
See my eyes, which have the condition of central heterochromia.
San Francisco Fire, 1906.
Red eyed tree frog, whose skin secretions could destroy HIV.
Child with polio deformity.
Heterochromia within a cat.
Golden Gate Bridge in San Francisco.
Time lapse photography of planet Jupiter.
Waterspout.
President George W. Bush and President-elect Barack Obama meet in the Oval Office of the White House Monday, Nov. 10, 2008.
Half Moon Bay.
Wiggle stereoscopy, which quickly alternates left and right views of a stereogram.
Artistic rendering of Earth impact.
Russ Meyer and Roger Ebert.
Electric car for 2010 release.
Yosemite Valley.
Tsunami at Thailand, 2004.
Colin Mochrie.
Ghirardelli Square in SF.
Home Theater with projection in HD.
The associated projected screen.
Two men sleeping on a bench.
Border collie.
An adult gorilla using a walking stick to determine the water's depth, proof that gorillas use tools, too.
Daguerreotype of Edgar Allen Poe.
The supposed "killer rabbit" that attacked former President Jimmy Carter.
Painting: "His Station and Four Aces," by Cassius Marcellus Coolidge.
SF's Metreon at night.
An MRI of a human brain.
Inside a BART car.
An In-N-Out Burger catering truck.
Optical illusion of vanity.
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