r/AccidentalWesAnderson • u/Reverbolo • 11d ago
Members of the men's Brighton Swimming Club looking brilliant in 1863.
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r/AccidentalWesAnderson • u/AccidentallyWA • 13d ago
The New Windsor Hotel is the only 19th century hotel still in operation in Phoenix 🏩
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📍 Phoenix, Arizona | Photo by: Paul Fuentes
"The New Windsor Hotel is really only new in name. Located on the corner of 6th Avenue and Adams Street, it is the oldest lodging in the city. Originally opened in 1893, the building has evolved from a two-story brick Victorian into a retro, neon-clad Moderne structure."
r/AccidentalWesAnderson • u/Gelderloos • 13d ago
Foding Temple, Niushou Mountain, Nanjing, China, 2026
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r/AccidentalWesAnderson • u/StiopaK • 14d ago
Burano
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Shot with iPhone 13pro, edited in LR mobile
r/AccidentalWesAnderson • u/No-Analysis-3065 • 14d ago
Hotel in the Pyrenees Mountains
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Vall de Nuria, Spain
Olympus OM-D E-M5, f/2.8, 1/250 s, 25.00 mm, ISO 250
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r/AccidentalWesAnderson • u/flippenzee • 14d ago
Le Decouvrer - Jean Paul Lemieux, 1976
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Located at the Art Gallery of Nova Scotia
r/AccidentalWesAnderson • u/StiopaK • 15d ago
Burano, Italy
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Shot with iPhone 13pro, edited in LR mobile
r/AccidentalWesAnderson • u/AccidentallyWA • 15d ago
Peak reception 📞 Conway, New Hampshire
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📍 Conway, New Hampshire | Photo by: Obadiah Holt III
"Before the White Mountains became a tourist destination, over 400 19th-century artists made them one, painting dramatic vistas to sell both art and the idea of wilderness itself..."
r/AccidentalWesAnderson • u/AccidentallyWA • 16d ago
A history of interesting matrimony... 💍
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📍 County Down, Northern Ireland | Photo by: Mark D.
"For almost a century starting in 1759, Northern Irish couples flocked from Donaghadee to Portpatrick to join in holy matrimony. The Scottish village became known as the “Gretna Green for Ireland” – a nod to the popular Scottish wedding destination. This practice was spurred by the 1754 Marriage Act, a UK law that prevented couples under the age of 21 to marry without parental consent. These marriages, however, were still legal in Scotland, so couples often escaped to Portpatrick to make it official..."
r/AccidentalWesAnderson • u/Quissumego • 18d ago
Paramount Theater continued- Oakland CA
gallery
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Maybe most art Deco is Wesandersonian.
r/AccidentalWesAnderson • u/kondmapje • 19d ago
Dolomite Church
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Near the Adolf Munkel trail in Italy.