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Washington Mews is a small street with a very long history. Originally part of the main foot path connecting the east and west side of Manhattan Island used by the Native American Lenape a term to describe the loose collection of tribes of the region that spoke very similar dialects and customs which were renamed the Delaware's by the Europeans. Back in the 18th century most of the land was still farmland and a large parcel was brought by Captain Robert Richard Randall a wealthy ship owner who brought the 24 acre parcel of land for 5000 pounds back when New York was still an English colony. In 1801 Captain Randall died and bequeathed in his will that the land be used for the construction for sailor homes called Sailor's Snug Harbor with a trust set from his estate to be used to run it. However a long legal battle from the children of his half brother dragged on for many years. The end result of the legal battle was the land was leased out for various commercial purposes and income from the leasing of the land the home for retired sailors was built in Staten Island. Starting in 1854 a series of stables was built along the street which were used by some of the wealthiest families in the city at the time. In 1916 the stables were remodeled into artists studios by the architectural firm Maynicke & Franke and around 1950 the buildings were leased out to New York University which converted the buildings to office and living space for top ranking faculty and administrators. The buildings also now have protected landmark status and one of the few streets in New York City that still has cobblestones.
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Earlier in this Hyde Park series, I posted photos of the Brownlee House, an example of the American Foursquare. The Faulk-Frenke House is also an example of the Foursquare style of architecture. Houses in this classical style are built in a cube design with a veranda spanning the front and a pyramidal-shaped roof.
Built in 1917 by a cousin of John Henry Faulk, a well-known and controversial Austin commentator, the house went through a succession of owners until 1971 when Merle and Ginna Franke purchased it. At that time, it was in considerable need of repairs, and the use of space was not suited to modern-day living.
Franke's son, Steve, led a renovation during the 1980s and '90s. All the changes were made within the original framework and are sympathetic to the house's character. There are no additions—Steve simply reassigned space to different uses, sometimes realigning interior walls.
Listed on the National Register of Historic Places in 1990, the Hyde Park Historic District includes an eclectic mixture of architectural styles, from late 19th-century Queen Anne and Classical Revival homes to 20th-century bungalows and ranch houses. Additionally, many of the houses and buildings in Hyde Park have been designated City of Austin Historic Landmarks and Texas Historic Landmarks.
Source: 1994 Park Neighborhood Association Homes Tour Guide
narożnik ul. Wilsona) – Dom Adolfa Frankego, pochodzącego z Wielkopolski ewangelika, właściciela przędzalni i fabryki włókienniczej. Wybudowany w latach 1901–1903. W dwudziestoleciu międzywojennym siedziba hotelu „Victoria”. Podczas II wojny światowej leżał na skraju „dużego getta”, co spowodowało, że ulokowano w nim żydowskie warsztaty rzemieślnicze i stał się punktem przerzutowym dla uciekających z getta. Po jego likwidacji w domu Frankego mieścił się niemiecki szpital i hotel wojskowy, a po wojnie – Liceum Technik Plastycznych i jego internat. Eklektyczny z przewagą cech neorenesansowych.
Excerpt from www.wilmot.ca/en/living-here/resources/Documents/New-Hamb...:
The Franke Block at 91 Peel Street
Theodore Frank erected this Italianate building in 1912. It served as a grocery store and operated for fifteen years.
Originally a laneway, the building was converted into a restaurant in 1927. In 1950, the building was refitted for an insurance office.
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dieses Foto, bestehend aus einem Wasserbokeh und einem Vogel am blauen Himmel - habe ich über das Venedigbild gelegt (PS), so verschoben bis der Vogel über der Hand fliegt, mit Transparenz und Kontrast gespielt... LG
Apparently only 3 of these buggies were built by Swiss manufacturer Franke, based on a shortened VW Beetle chassis with a fiberglass body.
Same owner since 1991!
Amsterdam, the Netherlands.
Location: Studio
Modell: Mike F.
Bearbeitung: Jürgen Krall Photography
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This poor quality picture sent to me by one of my contacts peter abbot who was a trailor boy at anglia in the early 70s shows a long wheel base ERF with 220 cummins engine in the colours of Hans Franke uk based at Shorne this is probably quite a rare beast as they said at the time of purchase there were only a dozen made
I may just disappear
And you will never even know
I may be far or near
But you just don’t care
As you never missed or needed me...
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Christopher Franke - Celtic Mist
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Location: Studio
Modell: Mike F.
Bearbeitung: Jürgen Krall Photography
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camera: Rolleiflex 6008 Professional
lens: Carl Zeiss Planar 80mm f/2,8 PQ HFT
film: FUJI Pro 400 H
exposure time: 1/100 sec
aperture: f/8
exposure compensation: +/- 0 EV
filter: Hoya linear polarization filter
film development: Color Drack
scan: CanoScan 9000F with SilverFast SE
Appliances by Gorenje Ora-Ito, Miele, De Dietrich and Siemens. Units are Hi-Gloss Heliante by Mobalpa, with Silestone worktops. Franke square cut undermount sink with Zoo taps mounted on l-shaped bespoke raised worktop/bar area.
The picture that inspired my pinwheel quilt project. I believe this is an image from Franke magazine.
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