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Description: Numbers 22 and 24 Garden Street and Attached Front Basement Iron Railings
Grade: II
Date Listed: 21 December 1973
Semi-detached house. Dated 1745 by owner. Red Flemish bond brick with 2 axial brick stacks and a tiled roof. STYLE: Early Georgian.
PLAN: double-depth divided by a through passage.
EXTERIOR: 2 storeys, basement and attic; 5-window range. A symmetrical front has a thin cornice and parapet, central timber doorway with pilasters to a Greek key frieze and cornice, cambered head and recessed doorway. Rubbed brick flat arches to 2/2-pane mid C19 sashes in flush frames; blank
middle window, and 2 hipped dormers.
INTERIOR: a central through passage with central doorways each side. No.22 has raised panelling covered by mid C20 boarding, with a central axial stack with winder stair to the rear; No.24 reported to have original panelling.
SUBSIDIARY FEATURES: attached iron front basement railings with urn finials.
A notably early semi-detached house behind a composed unified facade.
Listing NGR: TQ7620668801
July 1, 2017 - The Hongkong and Shanghai Banking Corporation headquarters building in Hong Kong. Designed by Sir Norman Foster and completed in 1985. The summer of 1984 we visited Norman Foster's office in London and saw some incredible models of the building as well as drawings. Very nice to see the completed building on my travels.
Fayette County. Photo by E Kalish, Aug. 2011.
Part of the Post Mark Collectors Club (PMCC) collection.
On the corner of Hambledon Rd, it replaced a non descript c1960s shop unit, and is home to the Healthy For Life chiropactic practise in 2013.
Schloss Cressier bzw. Herrenhaus de Reynold ( Baujahr 1665 im Landhausstil anstelle einer Burg - château castello castle ) im Dorf Cressier FR im Seebezirk im Kanton Freiburg - Fribourg der Schweiz
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Ausflug nach R.ue am Sonntag den 14. April 2013
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R.osshäusern - S.pengelried - G.urmels - C.ressier - W.allenried - D.onaytre - A.venches -
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R.undgang durch die A.ltstadt von M.oudon
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Weiter nach R.ue mit B.esichtigung des S.tädtchen
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Über U.rsy - S.iviriez - R.omont - C.ottens - N.eyruz zurück nach H.ause
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This very nice building from the 19th century is the home of the Ashridge Business School. It is located near Berkhamstead, Hertfordshire one hour away from London. It consists of the Main building, a chapel and a lot of newer buildings besides. It also has a huge park and a golf court.
This picture shows the chapel with the beautiful green glass windows.
Taken with the Samsung Galaxy Note9 during our trip to Taipei.
Most pictures are taken with full auto mode and some in manual mode.
Check out our in-depth review here:
Queens County Savings Bank (1954)
75-74 Main St.
Kew Gardens Hills, Queens
Modeled after Independence Hall, the bank features a replica Liberty Bell in the lobby.
© Matthew X. Kiernan
NYBAI15-6923
Built in 1838 at a cost of £3200, and opened in 1839, the ‘Ffestiniog Union Workhouse’ had room for 150 ‘inmates’. A “standard grid-plan form with transverse and spinal ranges linked by central octagonal block”. Enlarged in 1897. Became a ‘Home for the Elderly’ in 1954, later an NHS Community Hospital. Buildings were given a listed states in 1990s. Hospital shut and sold in 2009 as a replacement was built in Tremadog. Not much progress on site during 2010 / 2011 after the new owners were caught felling mature trees. [ Wiki.org, Geograph.org, Coflein.gov, Institutions.org ] aka ‘Old Poorhouse’, ‘Ysbytu Bron y Garth Hospital’
The Deco Arts building, 55th & Lake Park, in Chicago's Hyde Park neighborhood. look-up-chicago.tumblr.com/post/88410350544/deco-arts-bui...
This image is released under Creative Commons. Please feel free to use and credit Adam Wallace & www.cartridgesave.co.uk
One hundred years ago, the south Texas town of Asherton was full of hope and promise. With the discovery of deep artesian wells and a temperate climate that allowed for year-round crops, the 'Winter Garden' region of in deep southwest Texas was booming. Asher Richardson saw an opportunity, and by the turn of the century he owned nearly a quarter million acres of land, and the town of Asherton was established in 1902. It developed quickly within a few short years, with the heralded arrival of the Asherton and Gulf Railway in 1910, which was the same year that he built his impressive Bel-Asher Mansion. The town prospered for some time, becoming the Bermuda onion capital of the world. But the underground aquifers were soon tapped out, the Great Depression took a heavy toll, and Asherton fell into a slow decline. Today, Asherton is a poor, blue-collar community where hard-scrabble workers travel to nearby farms; the downtown is completely deserted without any businesses remaining. On the edge of town sits the remnants of the Asherton High School, the hundred-year-old two-story building as its centerpiece, shut down over a decade ago in a funding scandal. For more information: www.texasescapes.com/MikeCoxTexasTales/208-Asherton-Texas...
The house with the Mansard roof seen in George Stewart's no. 15 (From Little Savage Mountain) is in shockingly decrepit condition. In 1916 this house was owned by Thomas Johnson, descendant of the first governor of Maryland.
Members of the Joint Base Myer-Henderson Hall Command Team attended the annual Radnor/Fort Myer Heights Civic Association meeting June 6 in Arlington, Virginia. Posing here for a photo with keynote speaker Virginia Gov. Terry R. McAuliffe are, from left, JBM-HH Chief of Staff Glenn Wait, JBM-HH Command Sgt. Maj. Randall E. Woods, McAuliffe, JBM-HH Commander Col. Mike Henderson and JBM-HH Deputy Commander Marine Corps Lt. Col. Eric W. Kelly. The meeting was attended by dozens of Arlington County leaders. The Radnor/Fort Myer Heights Civic Association serves the residential community that borders the north side of the joint base and includes much of Rosslyn, Courthouse and Fort Myer Heights. (Joint Base Myer-Henderson Hall PAO photo by Leah Rubalcaba)