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The Duke of Lancaster left to rot.
It was operational as a fun boat for just a few years. A way of getting round Sunday trading laws as the laws allowed trading on board sea going vessels. It can' t be used now for any such public uses due to health and safety reasons as the vehicle access route goes under a very low train bridge which doesn't allow enough room for emergency vehicles. It was built in the 50's by the same company that built the Titanic
Such a waste of a beautiful ship.
Duke Chapel's original organ, the Kathleen McClendon Organ, was built in 1932 and consits of 6,900 pipes lodged behind ornate oak screens in two chambers on either side of the chancel and in front of both transepts.
Taken at Duke's campus.
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Jajaja!! Esta foto fue para un concurso en el que había que representar figuras del Belén con los muñecos... Pobre Duke!
Department: Chapel Music
The Chapel Music department's hard work is visible through incredible concert performances. Rodney Wynkoop, David Arcus, and Allan Friedman are all pictured here (somewhere!).
Michael Lyle
Staff Assistant
Duke University Chapel Music
Duke University Chorale
(919) 684-3898
michael.lyle@duke.edu
Duke has that glossy look in his eye again. Listen Duke, when you stare into the abyss, sometimes the abyss stares back.
Hospital Corpsman 1st Class Albert Tran leads students through flutter kicks at the Duke Elementary School "Salute to Service" event April 28 in Leonardtown, Md. The event aimed to inform students about what local military personnel in the community do in their jobs as part of Month of the Military Child.
The Duke of Lancaster at Llanerch-y-mor, N.Wales.
B&W conversion by dowloaded Seim Bold and Snappy Lightroom Preset.
It's good to be the Duke.
You can haz large view on black.
Yashica Electro 35 GSN with Color-Yashinon DX f1.7/45mm lens, shot at f/4. Kodak TMax 100 developed in HC-110 dilution H at 20°C for 12 minutes.
812 crosses the River Kennet in Duke Street. This is one of the Scania OmniDekkas displaced from route 17.
HRH the Duke of Gloucester officially opened Ormesby, Priory Woods and Acklam Grange schools in Middlesbrough on 11th October, 2011. These photos show the Duke's visit to Ormesby and Priory Woods.
This is a photo of the Duke Law Media Services team in our Schineman Media Lab. We produce video projects, documentaries, and take care of all of the classroom recording and technology in the classrooms. In the photo: (L to R) Courtney Davis, Video Production Specialist; Miguel Bordo, Media Services Manager; Deb Kinney, Video Conferencing Coordinator and Media Specialist.
Thanks!
Miguel
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Miguel A. Bordo
Media Services Manager
Duke Law School
Box 90373
Science Drive & Towerview Rd.
Durham, NC 27708-0373
p - 919 613 8537
c - 919 812 5430
e - bordo@law.duke.edu
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Duke Farms is an estate that was established by James Buchanan Duke, an American entrepreneur who founded Duke Power and the American Tobacco Company. Located in Hillsborough, New Jersey the property is managed by the Doris Duke Foundation after the death of Doris Duke, the second owner. After extensive reorganization "Duke Farms" was opened to the public on May 19, 2012.