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Forest Gate Retreat , e7, 1858. These three cottages aded in the year 1863
Jabez Legg built almshouses in Odessa Road, Forest Gate, known as
Forest Gate Retreat. Jabez Legg was a Congregational Minister of
the Forest Gate church, Sebert Road. He built three almshouses in
1858 and three more in 1863 to accommodate women who had
formerly been in domestic service. In 1939 the charity was
amalgamated with the Edith Whittuck charity of Wimbledon and
renamed the Legg-Whittuck Trust. Alms-women can come from any
part of the country, but in practice most of them have local
connections.
The buildings are described as single storey, small, plain and with
gabled fronts.
www.housingcare.org/downloads/facilities/generated-brochu...
Bill Gates, co-chairman of the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation, listens during an interview at Roosevelt House in New York, U.S., on Monday, Jan. 31, 2011. Gates, chairman and co-founder of Microsoft Corp., called for urgent donations to stop the spread of polio and make it the first infectious disease eradicated since smallpox was wiped from the planet in 1979. Photographer: Jin Lee/Bloomberg via Getty Images
Looking North, with Wards Island to the left and Queens on the right.
For more about this photo, see zamez.org/exploring/hell-gate
Tohyama Memorial Museum, Kawajima-machi(town) Hiki-gun(county) Saitama-ken(Prefecture), Japan
埼玉県比企郡(さいたまけん ひきぐん) 川島町(かわじままち) 遠山記念館（とうやま きねんかん）
One day coming home from visiting friends my wife saw a house with a fancy custom metal driveway gate. She said we need to get rid of the old chain link gate and get one of those nice gates.
I said those are too expensive theirs no way we could afford it. I told her I'll make one.
There were a bazillion ideas online so i just saved a bunch of pictures and came up with something.
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The Gothic Revival gates at the main entrance of The Green-Wood Cemetery. These main arches are designed by Richard Upjohn.
Walsham Gates Lock on the River Wey Navigation, Surrey. The last of the original turf-sided locks opened in 1653 that were common along the full length of the Wey Navigation. It is not a lock in the traditional sense. The gates are only operated as a flood lock to force water over the weir when water levels become too high. The gates at both ends are usually left open.
Creator: Samuel Bourne
Title: Cashmere Gate Delhi
Date: [c.1850-1880]
Extent: 1 photograph: b&w ; (21x27.5cm)
Notes: From a two album set of souvenir photographs from a voyage to and tour of duty in India.
Format: Photograph
Rights Info: No known restrictions on access
Repository: Thomas Fisher Rare Book Library, University of Toronto, Toronto, Ontario Canada, M5S 1A5, library.utoronto.ca/fisher
Part of: MS Coll. 292 Gilpin-Brown, Edward papers.
Finding Aid located at: www.library.utoronto.ca/fisher/collections/findaids/gilpi...
Hathi Pol Gate to Man Mandir Palace, Gwalior Fort Entrance
Press L for the best view.
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We took a mini hike today. This gate was on the grounds. It was old and pretty at the same time. I used coffeshop's magic sunset plug in. I am really liking that one.
Going through the Haast Pass March 11, 2014 West Coast, South Island, New Zealand.
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bailey_bridge
Haast Pass is a mountain pass in the Southern Alps of the South Island of New Zealand. It is named for Julius von Haast, a 19th-century explorer who was also geologist for the Provincial government of Canterbury. The pass was used by Māori in pre-European times, but not on a regular basis.
It is one of the three passes where a road crosses over the Southern Alps, the other two being Lewis Pass and Arthur's Pass, although the Homer Tunnel also passes under the Main Divide. The road through Haast Pass (State Highway 6) was converted from a rough track to a formed road in 1966 and finally received a complete tarmac surface by 1995. In the early 20th century, a railway from the West Coast through the pass to Otago was considered; it would have linked the Ross Branch with the Otago Central Railway, which then terminated in Omakau. However, the line never came to fruition; the Otago Central Railway terminated in Cromwell and no railway was built south of Ross, just a lightly laid bush tramway to serve logging interests near Lake Ianthe.
Fantail falls, in the Haast pass.
The Haast Pass rises to a height of 562 metres above sea level at the saddle between the valleys of the Haast and Makarora Rivers. As such, it is the lowest of the passes traversing the Southern Alps. The Haast Pass road is devoid of any settlements between Haast and Makarora. The road passes through predominantly unmodified beech forest. The pass itself is within the limits of Mount Aspiring National Park and forms part of the boundary between Otago and the West Coast.
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Jägertor ("Hunters Gate"), which forms one of the entries to the park of the Glienicke Castle in the southwest of Berlin, Germany.
Das Tor wurde von Ludwig Persius, einem Schinkel-Schüler entworfen und wurde 1842/1843 gebaut.
See where the photo was taken at maps.yuan.cc/.
The rococo-style gate was built in 1761 after designs of the architect Johann Christoph Glaubitz, and leads to the Basilian Monastery and the church of the Holy Trinity. [Virtusal Tourist]
It was the south gate of the inner fort of Walled City of Kaesong, capital of Koryo,built in 1391 - 1393. Originally there were 9 gates at the inner fort but only the gatehouse of Name Gate has remained. The Bell of Yonbok Temple, one of the 5 famous bells of Korea is hang up in it. Cast in 1346 and hung in Yonbok Temple, it was moved here after the temple was burnt in 1563. It is 3.12 m high and about 14 tons in weight.
Harvard University on the morning of 1/13/2011, after 14+ inches of snow.
Shot with Canon T1i, EF-S17-85mm f/4-5.6 IS USM @ 64mm
¹⁄₂₀₀ sec at f/9.0, ISO100, no flash
Day 73 of an Undetermined Number
"Orange Gate"
It is not really a gate, and it is definitely not golden. Still......I like the ole bridge. It is estimated that there are approximately 600,000 rivets in each tower. I only counted 473,217. My wife grew impatient, so we left. As is typical, the day started out cold and cloudy, and by the time we made it to the other side, it was clear...and still pretty cold. These enormous contraptions still astonish me. I heard they designed it AND built it without computers. Does not sound very efficient to me. Regardless, still pretty impressive. Thanks for dropping in!
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