114 Comments Posted by Nauseous

Yeah, like a kitchen. :)

This is a great picture. It's sureal, yet crisp.

I feel like that chair sometimes. "I fucking quit"

"Can you tell me how to get... how to get to Sesame Street!"

The grounds are really well kept.

Precarious shot!

I lOVE THE PINES!!!!!

JAWS!!

Best one from this gallery in my opinion.

This couldn't be the powder house, could it?

Inside:

http://www.hudsonvalleyruins.org/yasinsac/bannerman/banold5.jpg

Then:

http://www.hudsonvalleyruins.org/yasinsac/bannerman/banold4.jpg

Glory Days?

http://www.hudsonvalleyruins.org/yasinsac/bannerman/banold2.jpg

Bannerman Castle from the east, showing the Portal Lodge at left, capstan from the USS Hartford at center, and portcullis at rear. The foundation of the Portal Lodge is a tugboat. Barges and tugs were sunk to create docks and breakwalls.

Photo courtesy of Thom Johnson collection.

I beleive it.

... and there you have it, the rest of the story

FRANCIS BANNERMAN, the noted merchant and authority on war weapons, is the sixth Frank from the first Frank Bannerman, standard-bearer of the Glencoe MacDonalds, who escaped the massacre of 1692 by sailing to the Irish coast. His descendants remained in Antrim for 150 years, intermarrying with Scottish settlers. In 1845, Mr. Bannerman's father removed to Dundee, Scotland, where Francis VI was born, March 24, 1851. He came with his parents to the United States in 1854 and has resided in Brooklyn since 1856. The eldest son in each generation is always named Frank. The surname originated at Bannockburn, where an ancestor rescued the clan pennant, whereupon Bruce cut off the streamer from the Royal ensign and conferred upon him the honour of "bannerman."