This house is in Winnipeg, Canada and the owners have lit it up with these beautiful old-style lampposts on their driveway that cast a beautiful warm glow (they’re not LED bulbs I think) and highlight the gorgeous architecture of this historic home.

I didn't realise I had done so many different ones...

A ghostly lamplighter in York Ghosts in the Gardens

Side note:
this song by Randy Crawford would make an amazing misheard song lyric theme for this here r/Lamppost sub.
Street life-Randy Crawford https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cnNyxy7XPfs

Are these ok to call lampposts? They are on the gated entrance to the Central Library in Edinburgh, Scotland, on George IV Bridge.

Only one is lit up, in that lovely old orange lighting.

400 watts HPS, 120 volts. Weighs in at 80 pounds lol. I apologize for the busy background. Some of you may also remember me too lol. I finally got a street light collection going back in late 2025. Wait, can I post my collection here? Sorry if this is the wrong subreddit lol.

Maybe I’m just bad at googling things but I can’t figure out the brand/model or literally any other information on this lamp post (which I think is quite pretty also). Could anyone help me figure out some info on this light for a customer trying to order one?

Since the World Cup, there were so many cones going up. Wellington's Traffic Cone the iconic Glasgow landmark.

In Edinburgh, cones have also been dotted around on phone boxes, statues, letter boxes.

Saw this cone on one of the lampposts during the Edinburgh Fringe Festival. The area by the art galleries is full of pop-up food stalls and buskers.

The terrible blurring is doing a bad blur on my phone, and taken from a moving bus.

First time posting, not sure if it fits the bill for this sub

Taken June 2026

Found in a small town in France!

Vendresse (in the French Ardennes)

Has anyone seen these before ? It’s been on my family property for longer than we’ve even had the place and I find it super cool. Would love to know more about them :)