Ball(?) Street in East End Historic District. Galveston, Texas

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The image captures a serene scene of two white Victorian-style homes situated on Ball(?) Street within the East End Historic District of Galveston, Texas. The photograph was taken on January 1, 2011.

In the foreground, two large palm trees stand tall in front of the houses, with one partially obscuring the left-hand home's facade. A green gate is visible between them, leading to a walkway and stairs that ascend to the second-story entrance. This entrance features an ornate railing on both sides, with a set of steps descending from it.

The left-hand house boasts a second-floor balcony adorned with white railings. Its facade is divided into three sections: two windows situated side by side at ground level, accompanied by one window above on each floor. A green door is located in the center of the building's entrance, flanked by two sets of steps that ascend to it.

The right-hand house has a second-floor balcony with white railings similar to those found on the left-hand home. Its facade comprises two windows placed side by side at ground level and one window situated above on each floor. A green door is positioned in the center of this building's entrance, accompanied by two sets of steps that ascend to it.

In front of both houses lies a small garden bed filled with pink flowers, bordered by a black fence. The background features a brilliant blue sky with no clouds visible. – AI vision

🇪🇸 Descripción en español / Spanish Description

La calle Ball(?) en el distrito histórico de East End. Galveston, Texas, 1 de enero de 2011. La imagen muestra una escena serena de dos casas blancas de estilo victoriano situadas en la calle Ball(?) dentro del distrito histórico de East End de Galveston, Texas. La fotografía fue tomada el 1 de enero de 2011. En primer plano, se ven dos palmeras altas delante de las casas, una de las cuales oculta parcialmente la fachada de la casa de la izquierda. Se puede ver una puerta verde entre ellas, que da paso a un camino y escaleras que ascienden hasta la entrada del segundo piso. Esta entrada tiene un pasamanos decorativo en ambos lados con unos escalones que bajan desde ella. La casa de la izquierda tiene un balcón adornado con pasamano blanco. Su fachada está dividida en tres secciones: dos ventanas situadas una al lado de la otra a nivel del suelo, acompañadas por una ventana por encima en cada planta. Hay una puerta verde en el centro de la entrada del edificio, flanqueada por dos juegos de escaleras que suben hasta ella. La casa de la derecha tiene un balcón con pasamanos blanco similar al de la casa de la izquierda. Su fachada consta de dos ventanas situadas una al lado de la otra a nivel del suelo y una ventana en cada planta por encima. Una puerta verde está ubicada en el centro de esta entrada, con dos juegos de escaleras que suben hasta ella. Delante de ambas casas hay un pequeño lecho de flores rosas rodeado de una valla negra. En segundo plano se ve un cielo azul brillante sin nubes visible. – Spanish translation

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