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Ferns Castle was built in the 13th century, possibly by William, Earl Marshall. Originally, the castle formed a square, with large corner towers. Only half of the castle now remains. The most complete tower contains a fine circular chapel, with carved ornament. The tower also has several original fireplaces and a vaulted basement. Archaeological excavations revealed a rock- cut ditch outside the castle walls.
Light pattern on the ceiling produced by the Christmas lights on my window sill shining through the shades.
Rustic and beautiful, make sure to look up! Stunning hand painted ceilings are a sight to behold.
Photo by Alicia Wellman, FWC
TÅ«ranga, Southbase Construction, 29 May 2018.
File reference: New-Central-2018-05-29-030
Photo by Pam Carmichael Photography.
From the collection of Christchurch City Libraries
While I was lying on the floor with the ceiling fan on thinking what my Northern Hemisphere Flickr friends would be doing to keep warm today, I had a vision. A blurry one, but still a vision.
7 Days of Shooting, Shiny Sunday, Around the House theme.
"William Booth College at Champion Park, Denmark Hill in the London Borough of Southwark, is the headquarters of The Salvation Army leadership and officer training which delivers education and training programmes for the United Kingdom. Designed by Sir Giles Gilbert Scott, the college is a memorial to William Booth; it is Grade ll listed.
"The college was proposed by William Booth's son Bramwell just after his father William's death, as a tribute to him. On 8 July 1929, the college was officially opened by HRH Prince George."
Source: Wikipedia
The Great Room
In the impressive great room in the main lodge, oversize andirons and a massive wrought-iron chandelier, which hangs from the ceiling's beams.
www.marthastewart.com/852644/home-tour-great-camp-sagamore?
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image by Photo George
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locator: GAC_8592
couldn't stand the temptation to make some artistical shots while being on a business visit at Nowa Huta, Krakow
University of Houston | Quiet Hall
Architect: Gensler
Installer: Applied Finish Systems
Ceiling System: Illusions by Ceilings Plus
Photo: © 2013 Ryan Gobuty | GENSLER
a detail of the wooden ceiling in the dining room of the Major's Inn in Gilbertsville, New York; see my previous upload for another interior of this fine period building plus a link to an exterior photo
Ceiling of the Anthony Theatre at 220 W. Main in Anthony, Kansas. The theatre opened on November 23, 1936 with "Love on the Run" starring Joan Crawford, Clark Gable, and Franchot Tone being the opening movie. Wichita architect S.S. Voight designed the art deco building. Along with Voight several Wichita businesses were involved in the building of the Anthony Theatre. It is currently being restored.
NRIS #91000464. Added in 1991.
For more information:
www.kshs.org/resource/national_register/nominationsNRDB/H...
These were formerly actual skylights bringing in natural daylight, but they were covered up over the years and are now illuminated by artifical light.
I don't have a Farrow & Ball paint chart to hand, but I'm sure these colours must be somewhere in the sticking plaster/ointment/dead salmon spectrum.
The gothic temple was built before 1761. For economy it is constructed from wood, rendered to suggest stone. Inside is a pretty plaster vault.
Painshill is a landscape garden, created in picturesque style by the Honourable Charles Hamilton between 1738 and 1773 (when he ran out of money and had to sell the estate). The gardens survived into the twentieth century but fell into decay after World War Two. They are now managed by a charity, the Painshill Park Trust, which aims to restore them to the original design.
Rusted Steel Ceiling in the Bathroom.
Athol House is on Houghton Drive in Jozi. I saw a photograph of this abandoned house earlier the week on Urbex and hunted it down. It quite easy to find as it is close to the M1 highway taking the 11th Avenue off-ramp. The house has been completely gutted with only the shell remaining amongst all the stately homes in this up-market suburb. All the floorboards, doors, and fitting have been removed.
It looks as if other surrounding properties were demolished some time ago, maybe to build a cluster development or something similar. Seems as if the developer has gone bust and only the ruin of Athol House now remains