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Schloss Brake im Torbogen
Brake Castle in the arch
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Film is not dead.
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The Grade II* listed Newsham Lodge, on Brocklesby Road in Brocklesby, West Lindsey, Lincolnshire.
The Lodge was built in 1815 and designed by Wyatville, it acts as an approach gatehouse to Brocklesby Park, which is owned by Lord Yarborough.
Information partly gained from www.rodcollins.com/wordpress/newsham-abbey-newsham-lodge-...
Slapton, Devon
The college at Slapton is one of only four chantry colleges recorded in the south west of England. The quality of the masonry in the surviving ruins indicates that the college was a structure of some status in what was an isolated part of the country in the medieval period.
In the 18th century, the original gateway to the college was destroyed by villagers, who removed the stone to rebuild their houses (Henry VIII had dissolved the college in 1547).
Three sections of the garden walls - all of which are 18th or 19th century - associated with the Chantry are listed as Grade II.
The Grade II* listed Newsham Lodge, on Brocklesby Road in Brocklesby, West Lindsey, Lincolnshire.
The Lodge was built in 1815 and designed by Wyatville, it acts as an approach gatehouse to Brocklesby Park, which is owned by Lord Yarborough.
Information partly gained from www.rodcollins.com/wordpress/newsham-abbey-newsham-lodge-...
The Grade II* listed Newsham Lodge, on Brocklesby Road in Brocklesby, West Lindsey, Lincolnshire.
The Lodge was built in 1815 and designed by Wyatville, it acts as an approach gatehouse to Brocklesby Park, which is owned by Lord Yarborough.
Information partly gained from www.rodcollins.com/wordpress/newsham-abbey-newsham-lodge-...
The Grade II* listed Newsham Lodge, a gate house constructed in the early 19th century for a J. Wyattville Ashlar. On Brocklesby Road, Brocklesby, Lincolnshire.
The Chantry, Slapton, Devon.
In the 18th century, the original gateway to the college was destroyed by villagers, who removed the stone to rebuild their houses (Henry VIII had dissolved the college in 1547).
Three sections of the garden walls associated with the Chantry are listed as Grade II, all of which are 18th or 19th century.
The college at Slapton is one of only four chantry colleges recorded in the south west of England. The quality of the masonry in the surviving ruins indicates that the college was a structure of some status in what was an isolated part of the country in the medieval period.
The Grade II* listed Newsham Lodge, a gate house constructed in the early 19th centurty for a J. Wyattville Ashlar. On Brocklesby Road, Brocklesby, Lincolnshire.
The Grade II* listed Newsham Lodge, a gate house constructed in the early 19th century for a J. Wyattville Ashlar. On Brocklesby Road, Brocklesby, Lincolnshire.
The Grade II* listed Newsham Lodge, a gate house constructed in the early 19th century for a J. Wyattville Ashlar. On Brocklesby Road, Brocklesby, Lincolnshire.
Gates, openings, passages are all throughout the gardens of the Bourn-Roth Estate, better known as Filoli, in Woodside CA 30 miles south of San Francisco. This is am image of one such path through a brick wall leading from one garden to another. All the gardens are well tended, even the ones farther away from the Country House that are seemingly left on their own. Little is left to chance in the main 16 acres of Filoli.
The Grade II* listed Newsham Lodge, a gate house constructed in the early 19th century for a J. Wyattville Ashlar. On Brocklesby Road, Brocklesby, Lincolnshire.
Wakehurst Place is a National Trust property at Ardingly, nr Haywards Heath, West Sussex. It is leased and run by the Royal Botanical Gardens, Kew.
The Italian Geographical Society (abbreviated to SGI ) is a non-profit organization ( ONLUS ) whose purpose is to promote the progress of geographical knowledge , scientific research and develop its dissemination through the organization of conferences and study trips. Founded on May 12, 1867 in Florence as a free association and in 1869 it was recognized as a non-profit organization, the Society is a cultural institution pursuant to Law no. 534 of October 17, 1996 , and an environmental association pursuant to Law no. 349 of July 8, 1986 and has its headquarters in Rome , in the Palazzetto Mattei near Villa Celimontana , between the Celio and Palatine hills .
Old house - the last of very few left on Pakenham's Main Street! Most former houses that once were part of the main thoroughfare have been adapted or demolished to make way for commercial premises.
The Grade II* listed Newsham Lodge, a gate house constructed in the early 19th centurty for a J. Wyattville Ashlar. On Brocklesby Road, Brocklesby, Lincolnshire.
It seems that the architect Robert Adam liked to frame his castle creation from many viewpoints -this one is taken from Home Farm within the estate. So 2 days of arches , gateways, windows and doors are at an end!
The eastern, City Road, gate into Bunhill Fields Burial Ground looks out onto the house of John Wesley, the founder of Methodism, and the adjacent Wesley's Chapel.
, Delapre Abbey, Northampton, England, United Kingdom, UK
The warm glow of a late June afternoon illuminates the historic stone facade of Delapre Abbey in Northampton, England. This photograph captures the architectural details of the centuries-old building, from its varied window designs to the textures of its roof, all set against a clear summer sky and verdant trees. The scene offers a glimpse into the enduring presence of this significant heritage site.
, Newark Castle, Newark, England, United Kingdom, UK
**The weathered ruins of Newark Castle in Newark, England, stand under an overcast summer sky. Originally constructed in the 12th century, the castle now serves as a historic landmark, attracting visitors keen to explore its significant past and remaining structures.**