A selection of photos readers have recently shared in our Flickr Group:
Photo © Ken Zirkel
Photo © provbenson2009
Photo © lddana51two
Archives For Snow
We know you want to see more blizzard photos! This is a bit of a different take, before & afters.
All photos © h ssan
See the full set of before & afters.
Share your photos with us on our Flickr Group or email them to contact@gcpvd.org.
The New Haven Independent looks back at the Blizzard of 1888 which dumped 45 inches of snow on the city. Their article illustrates, with photos from the New Haven Museum, the fact that the sidewalks in Downtown New Haven were cleared first after that storm; highlighting the transportation priorities of then versus today.
As a light snow falls today, here’s the last look at photos sent in by our readers of last weekend’s blizzard.
Wood Street by James Ruh
The following photos of the West End were emailed to us by Deborah Hickey:
The third part of the photos readers have been sending us over the duration of the storm.
Photo © emiliabright
Photo © provbenson2009
Photo © Armadillo Commander
Photo © 1W57thNY
Yellow Jackets working hard in PPAC Square clearing snow.
The second part of the photos readers have been sending us over the duration of the storm. This set shows some of the day after.
Photo © provbenson2009
Photo © lddana51two
Photo © pvdEric
Photo © pvdEric
Crazy!
Love this video of a snow train hard at work on the MBTA’s green line on Beacon Street in Brookline.
Also, check out this photo of a snow train on Commonwealth Avenue.
Another look at #MBTA plow trains working down the Green Line tracks on Comm Ave twitter.com/mbtaGM/status/…
— MBTA (@mbtaGM) February 10, 2013
Contrary to what you see in this photo of Washington Street this evening, there is still a Parking Ban in effect in the City of Providence, until further notice.
Update: The Mayor’s office just announced that the parking ban ends at noon today (Monday).
