I returned to the Scranton School for the Deaf, which was originally called the Pennsylvania Oral School. The turning of the season permits new takes on some favorite subjects. No commentary here: just the images. Come walk with me.

Figure 1. Superintendant’s residence. Scranton School for the Deaf. Photo: author.
Figure 2. Park behind campus. Scranton School for the Deaf. Photo: author.
Figure 3. Ivied wall near beech tree. Scranton School for the Deaf. Photo: author.
Figure 4. Upper floor in sunset tones. Scranton School for the Deaf. Photo: author.
Figure 5. Physical plant. Scranton School for the Deaf. Photo: author.
Figure 5a. Silhouetted maple. Scranton School for the Deaf. Photo: author.
Figure 6. Autumn at last. Scranton School for the Deaf. Photo: author.
Figure 7. Dormers. Scranton School for the Deaf. Photo: author.
Figure 8. Twilight ivy on physical plant. Scranton School for the Deaf. Photo: author.
Figure 9. Magnificent beech in autumn sunset. Scranton School for the Deaf. Photo: author.
Figure 10. Magnificent beech with ivied wall. Scranton School for the Deaf. Photo: author.
Figure 11. Autumn colors in park behind school. Scranton School for the Deaf. Photo: author.
Figure 12. Storied beech trunk. Scranton School for the Deaf. Photo: author.
Figure 13. Sun-dappled oak. Scranton School for the Deaf. Photo: author.

Published by gsb03632

A college professor living in Scranton, PA

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