Places and objects
Amarillo picked up the name Rotor City from the Osprey work done here. The pictures on this site are simpler than that nickname. Some are places in the city. Some are objects with no place in them at all. None of them are a different city standing in for this one.
Globe-News Center, the Route 66 water tower, the Amarillo Museum of Art, the Barfield tower, irrigated fields east of the city, a dust storm photographed in Amarillo, an aerial of the street grid, and the west side of Globe-News Center are the place pictures. Commons authors and licenses are listed for those files. The work pictures are also Commons files, and they are not labeled as Amarillo.
A drawn bank statement beside a laptop stays on the proof card. The home also shows a clerk in an arched workroom and two bookkeeping machines. Interior pictures show a paper punch, a Remington machine, a large workroom, a Burroughs machine, an expense chart, a handwritten notice, and a clerk at a counter. None of those objects is a street in Amarillo. The drawing of two green columns is only on the thanks page.
If a caption names the wrong building, or a credit is missing, use the form and name the page. A wrong credit is a factual error, and we would rather correct it than defend it. A wrong credit gets a correction.
