Magheroarty Pier, co. Donegal. This where you catch the ferry to Tory Island.
from a bank to a hardware store.
Many bank branches are closing rapidly over here...so many houses like this stay empty.
It really doesn't look like a shop Bill.
Nice building.God bless.
Interesting change.
I am assuming that is the back of the store.
That's the front--facing the main road. Very understated--LOL
My bank is in Frankfurt only, some 300 km away... all is online... If that fails... you´re lost. Kinda dumb.
...a new life.
It's good that a new use has been found for it.
It is fun to see how old bank buildings are now reused!
Awesome to see a hardware store there. It seems Lowes and Minnards among others are taking over many places here.
It does not look like shop. I am glad it has a new use.Take care, enjoy your day and have a great week!
It doesn't look like a store. : )
This is a very small and unassuming hardware store. Unfortunately we have lost most of our hardware stores since a big box store moved into town.
No architecture award, but you can probably find what you are looking for.
I would never know that's a store!
Hopefully You Are Enjoying The Digs There Mr Bill Keep Exploring ,Cheers
Great repurposing of this space, Bill. Happy Sunday!
Diversos usos se le ha dado a este deificio. Los que estuvieron antes lo abandonaron por un local más moderno.Que te vaya bien la semana que mañana vamos a empezar.
Well, that's good use of resources.
That might come in handy.
A funny switch from a bank to DIY! Nice sky in the background :-D
Beautiful store. You have a beautiful header on your blog. Greets
The background is very nice. At least they found some use for the building.
Such a simple little building. It does look more like a hardware store than a bank Your header picture! WOW!
That's an unusual one, Bill.
They can keep their expensive nails and fasteners and such in the vault!
Many bank branches are closing rapidly over here...so many houses like this stay empty.
ReplyDeleteIt really doesn't look like a shop Bill.
ReplyDeleteNice building.
ReplyDeleteGod bless.
Interesting change.
ReplyDeleteI am assuming that is the back of the store.
ReplyDeleteThat's the front--facing the main road. Very understated--LOL
DeleteMy bank is in Frankfurt only, some 300 km away... all is online... If that fails... you´re lost. Kinda dumb.
ReplyDelete...a new life.
ReplyDeleteIt's good that a new use has been found for it.
ReplyDeleteIt is fun to see how old bank buildings are now reused!
ReplyDeleteAwesome to see a hardware store there. It seems Lowes and Minnards among others are taking over many places here.
ReplyDeleteIt does not look like shop. I am glad it has a new use.
ReplyDeleteTake care, enjoy your day and have a great week!
It doesn't look like a store. : )
ReplyDeleteThis is a very small and unassuming hardware store. Unfortunately we have lost most of our hardware stores since a big box store moved into town.
ReplyDeleteNo architecture award, but you can probably find what you are looking for.
ReplyDeleteI would never know that's a store!
ReplyDeleteHopefully You Are Enjoying The Digs There Mr Bill
ReplyDeleteKeep Exploring ,
Cheers
Great repurposing of this space, Bill. Happy Sunday!
ReplyDeleteDiversos usos se le ha dado a este deificio. Los que estuvieron antes lo abandonaron por un local más moderno.
ReplyDeleteQue te vaya bien la semana que mañana vamos a empezar.
Well, that's good use of resources.
ReplyDeleteThat might come in handy.
ReplyDeleteA funny switch from a bank to DIY! Nice sky in the background :-D
ReplyDeleteBeautiful store. You have a beautiful header on your blog. Greets
ReplyDeleteThe background is very nice. At least they found some use for the building.
ReplyDeleteSuch a simple little building. It does look more like a hardware store than a bank Your header picture! WOW!
ReplyDeleteThat's an unusual one, Bill.
ReplyDeleteThey can keep their expensive nails and fasteners and such in the vault!
ReplyDelete