I have never seen anything like this, but I bet some of you have seen these very ones.
Surveyors are never on vacation, we can not stop looking for evidence.........
Something similar, the "V" shaped plate on the right is the intersection of the building lines. I don't recall if it says "property line" or "property corner".
Image is from GE street view, I've never taken a picture and haven't been in this location in at least twenty years. It is the Southeast corner of Market & Main Streets in Poughkeepsie, NY.
When I saw this I looked through my "photos" file for a picture I took several years ago. I didn't find it but will look for the backup DVD and see if I can find it. It is of a similar monument in the sidewalk in Williamsburg, Virginia. I've even got my wife noticing survey items, although she usually needs flagging to bring it to her attention.
Andy
When SWMBO forces me on a cruise (Holland America suite only) thank goodness we "park" at Little Krum Bay instead of Havensight. That way I can look for markers while walking along Veterans Drive while trying to not get killed by traffic, or worse Japanese tourists with 100 lbs of camera equipment.
Glad you're all OK.:cool:
FL/GA PLS., post: 451800, member: 379 wrote: When SWMBO forces me on a cruise...
So, she drags you, kicking and screaming, onto the boat?
:p
Now that I'm retired I DO do other things than look for monuments though.
Andy Bruner, post: 451806, member: 1123 wrote: Now that I'm retired I DO do other things than look for monuments though.
How are those dogs at fishing Andy? Do they Point before they strike?
Jim in AZ, post: 451808, member: 249 wrote: How are those dogs at fishing Andy? Do they Point before they strike?
The Boxer nearly drowned herself trying to pick up a tennis ball that filled with water and sunk. She kept putting her head under water but couldn't find the ball. I had to drag up out.
Larry Best, post: 451722, member: 763 wrote: I have never seen anything like this, but I bet some of you have seen these very ones.
Photo appeared to be missing something, so I fixed it for you!
Just because I'm paranoid, doesn't mean they aren't out to get me.
Perfect timing for this thread, as seen in Victoria, BC, last month.
RADAR, post: 451804, member: 413 wrote: So, she drags you, kicking and screaming, onto the boat?
Nah, by the time we leave my temper tantrum over the price for a "Deluxe Neptune Suite" has subsided, and we have a great time. 😎
James Fleming, post: 451813, member: 136 wrote:
Glad I don't see any caps I know. LOL
gary_g, post: 451834, member: 1026 wrote: Glad I don't see any caps I know. LOL
HA 240
Here is one I found last year near the Superdome. I found one other like it, and a depression in the sidewalk where a third one was knocked out, and fresh asphalt at the fourth location. They were the fanciest I've ever found!
FL/GA PLS., post: 451816, member: 379 wrote: Deluxe Neptune Suite
Never seen a surveyor, before, that could afford DELUXE...
[SARCASM]You musta made all that money trading bitcoins...[/SARCASM]
:drool:
The happiest ( ie: most expensive ) place on Earth! 
Vacation for us is often Disneyland / Disney World - and they have really nice monuments, including a well monument on Main Street USA. My wife even looks for them now. I'm sure someone has probably posted photos of Disney monuments in the past, but here are some anyway...
mcaanda, post: 451885, member: 3108 wrote: The happiest ( ie: most expensive ) place on Earth!
Wow. Crazy timing on this post!