Interactive Panoramas

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INTERACTIVE PANORAMAS
Click on a panorama for an interactive view in a new window, or click on its title to view the interactive scene in this window. These panorama files are not very large (about 100 Kb), but it can take a little while to load the image and initialize the Java viewing applet (no plug-ins are required, but your browser must support Java). Please be patient, it is well worth the wait. If your browser does not support Java, you can view an enlarged static image by clicking on the words, "Non-interactive View," under each panorama. See below for more information about viewing these panoramas.

The Steps in Kerr Park

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The Steps in Kerr Park

The Steps in Kerr Park are located at the Southwestern corner of the park and are adjacent to U.S. Business Route 30 and the East Branch of the Brandywine Creek. This view of the steps is from the Northwest. Route 30 runs between the platform at the top of the steps and the building in the background. The Creek is to the right, but cannot be seen in this image.

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View from near the "Crossroads" of U.S. Business Route 30 and the Brandywine Creek
Non-interactive View

The Gazebo in Kerr Park

The Site...

The Gazebo in Kerr Park

The Gazebo in Kerr Park is located near the center of the park. It was built in 1998 by the "Friends of the Park" and other sponsors. Throughout the summer, free concerts are held for the enjoyment of Downingtown's citizens and their neighbors.

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View from the Gazebo in Kerr Park
Non-interactive View

These fully interactive panoramas can be controlled using the toolbar that is displayed in the lower left corner of the panorama, or by using your mouse as follows:

Toolbar Control
- Toolbar -
- - Shrink or expand the toolbar
- - Pan to the left
- - Pause panning
- - Pan to the right
- - Zoom in
- - Zoom out
Mouse Control
- To pan to the left or the right, click and hold the left mouse button while pointing on the left or right side of the panorama.
- To pan up or down, click and hold the left mouse button while pointing on the upper or lower portion of the panorama. (Note: You may not be able to pan up or down if the view is zoomed out all the way.)
- To zoom in or out, click and hold the right mouse button while pointing on the upper or lower portion of the panorama.
- Clicking or dragging farther from the center of the panorama increases the rate of panning or zooming.
Some Panoramas have "hot spots" that are linked to audio recordings or web pages.

These panoramas were created and are displayed using HotMedia^® by IBM
Viewing panoramas requires a browser that supports Java 2, v1.3.

For more information about how these panoramas were created, contact Uniquely Downingtown.