Scenes from Appleton, Wisconsin: Photographs by Jeff Lindsay

Two of the many lion sculpures around the Fox Valley, celebrating the coming of the Broadway musical, The Lion King, to Appleton's Performing Arts Center in 2007. For a small town in the Midwest to score a booking of this much sought-after show is a trubute to Appleton's reputation for the arts and to the success of our beautiful Performing Arts Center.

The impressive Performing Arts Center at night. (June 2003)	Looking down College Avenue next to the Performing Arts Center. (June 2003)
View of City Center (administrative offices) and the Avenue Mall, looking east on College Avenue. (July 2003)	A view of a skywalk and buildings in downtown Appleton, looking west on College Avenue. (June 2003)
Another view down College Avenue. (June 2003)	Sunset along a shore of the Fox River, as viewed from the Memorial Street Bridge. (July 2003)
This fountain at City Park features a sculpture of children dancing.he sculpture, "Rain Dance" by Dallas Anderson, may be Appleton's most famous scene. It's a masterful work of art as well. (July 2003)	A peek at Jones Park, as viewed from beneath the Memorial Street Bridge. (July 2003)
Memorial Chapel at Lawrence University, where numerous concerts are held (July 2003).	The cupola on this building at Lawrence University is a major Appleton landmark. (July 2003)
Houdini Plaza in downtown Appleton, with the magical sculpture "Metamorphosis." (July 2003)	"Oracle" by Dmitri Hadzi is a prominent sculpture on the south side of downtown Appleton. (July 2003)
Appleton hosts a number of farmers markets on weekends during the summer. This is on a Saturday morning in August, 2003.	Another scene from the same farmers market. (J.L., Aug. 2003)
City Center Plaza on College Avenue, Sept. 4, 2004.
A Hmong booth at the farmers market on College Avenue, Sept. 4, 2004, featured two interesting mirrors.
A girl swinging at Peabody Park in Appleton, July 2004.
An old locomotive engine preserved at Telulah Park in Appleton.
A Hmong man prepares bouquets of flowers at the farmers' market, Aug. 6, 2005.
A view from Menasha of the Highway 441 bridge across Little Lake Butte des Morts, July 2005.
The Houdini Historical Center, viewed at night during early 2006.
Reid Golf Course in southern Appleton, viewed late 2005.
Dallas Anderson's Ring Dance sculpture in City Park is a favorite place for prom photos. This is a special friend of ours who kindly invited me to do some photography for her in May 2007.

Appleton Mystery Photo Contests The second Appleton Mystery Photo Contest ended July 15, 2005 with a winner: Robert Buettner, a firefighter in the Grand Chute Fire Department who has a Web page on War Memorials of Wisconsin. Robert had a perfect score in identifying my mystery photos, winning $50. He is shown here in the center, with his peers, Robert Olson (left) and Robert Schipper (right). (Click to enlarge.) His photo is also on the Mystery Photos page. The first Mystery Photo Contest was won by Wendy and Ron Osero. Will there be a another contest? Perhaps. Check the Appleton blog for details.