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Purchased in 1909 the meeting was discontinued in 1930 and the building sold. It now forms part of a terrace of dwellings.
I made many, many trips across this street to/from the BA building... (Yocum 7th floor, SW wing, 1979-1983)
Iszkaszentgyörgy - Amadé-Bajzáth-Pappenheim Mansion. About its long name: three families built and developed the buildings of mansion during centuries from 1730 until 1907.
The village is located next to Székesfehérvár, at the foot of Iszka hill belonging to the Bakony. It has 1,880 inhabitants. It has been inhabited for ages and was first mentioned in documents in 1193. There were three villages on its area in the Middle Ages: Iszka, Szentgyörgy and Atya. It has had its present name since 1590. The village is rich in historic relics. Besides agriculture and forestry, handicraft also flourished. The reputation of the wines produced here was equal to the ones of Mór. Its bath was famous before the two world wars. Today it is visited mainly because of the Amadé-Bajzáth-Pappenheim mansion, which was first mentioned in documents in 1735. The visit to the mansion is a journey in the history of art, as it has characteristics of all styles from the Baroque Age to the neo-Baroque of the beginning of 20th century. The events of the village - the St. George Days in April, the Late Summer Merry-making around the national holiday on 20th August and the Vintage procession at the end of September, beginning of October - are organized in the park of the mansion. Other sights of the village are the Calvinist and Roman Catholic churches.
www.turazas.eoldal.hu/cikkek/kastelyok_-varak/iszkaszentg...
The Palacio Real De Madrid (Royal Palace of Madrid), Calle Bailen, was constructed in 1764. The interior room sizes overwhelmed.
Most notable for me was seeing for the first time the best collection in the world of Stradivarius in its museum of musical instruments.
I found out while photographing inside that photography was prohibited inside the buildings.
Madrid, Spain ~ September 10, 2011.
Dom przy ul. Targowej, Lanckorona, 21 sierpnia 2009 r.
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A side street, house in Targowa str., Lanckorona, August 21, 2009
The Harris Music Building was originally the private Italianate house of a Fisk trustee and became the music building more recently.
John Forster was Dickens' friend and biographer. His house was used as Mr Tulkinghorn's residence in Bleak House.
Address/Title: 722 - 724 North First Street
Photographer: Zehmer, John G. (John Granderson), 1942-
Original Description (from Book): This double house is typical of the street. The windows have stone trim and the original porch survives although only the railing of 724 remains.
City/Location: Richmond (Va.)
Date of photograph: ca. 1978
Map URL: maps.google.com/maps?q=37.54887,+-77.437158+(722%20North%...
Original Publication: Zehmer, John G., and Robert P. Winthrop. 1978. The Jackson Ward historic district. Richmond: Dept. of Planning and Community Development.
Rights: www.library.vcu.edu/copyright.html
Reference URL: dig.library.vcu.edu/u?/jwh,666
Collection: VCU Jackson Ward Historic District
I didn't like the way Lloyd's building looks, but then, I'm not a Pompidou Centre fan either (another Rogers building)
Notice the cranes! (the ones next to the building, not the ones on it) The Swiss Re tower won't be the dominant building on this section of the skyline for too much longer. They're for construction of 51 Lime Street (wikipedia), and still more buildings are on the way.
A Panoramic photograph of the Canadian Expeditionary Force, "B" Company 38th Battalion at Barriefield Camp in Kingston, Ontario, with uniformed soldiers holding rifles. A tent is to the back-left alongside a wooden building.
This photo was taken by Percy E. McDonald of Hamilton, Ontario.
Washington National Bank building, 202-204 East Main Street, Washington, Indiana. This building dates from 1923. The architect was John B. Bayard.
The newest bridge over the Willamette River in Portland, OR. On a clear day, you can see Mt. Hood from here!
View from behind the Collaborative Life Sciences Building.
Taken with a Hoya circular polarizer
The builder for this project specializes in small, multiple-home developments in urban areas. The purpose of the collage is to present in one image, a full street view as well as a picture of every facade. It is interesting to note that all of these photographs were taken within a half hour time frame. However, the color of the sky changes from dark to light blue as the position of the camera changes in relationship to the sun.