The steps leading into the Capitol complex, just off Third Street
Looking west across the Capitol complex. Like the other night shots, this was taken long before the bulk of the snow hit.
The Capitol dome at night.
Capitol dome at night, just as the second storm was beginning to hit.
A number of the most important places in the city remained open.
Dark alley off Third Street
Taj Palace along Walnut Street
Deserted Capitol complex at night
Ol Shaky, the Walnut Street Bridge
An alternate shot of Old Shaky
Church at Third and Pine
Covered parking on Pine Street
Susquehanna Art Museum
Looking down Pine Street
Front and Liberty streets
Alley beside the Harrisburg municipal building
Whitaker Center
The dome. The haze is from the snow.
Third and Walnut, looking towards midtown
Third and Walnut, looking northeast at the Capitol complex.
Front and Pine, with Old Shaky in the background
Looking south down Front Street. Most major roads in the city were clear but deserted.
Looking down Locust towards the river
Market street in front of the Dauphin County Courthouse
Fighting the good fight
Looking up Second street, with only one moving vehicle in sight.
Another look up Second
On-street parking? More like under-snow parking.
Most shops didn't bother opening on Wednesday, when the bulk of the snow fell.
Looking up Third with the Strawberry Square overpass in the foreground.
Looking down Third
This is what I woke up to on Saturday.
Overzealous plow driver. Whoops.
