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La Santa Apostólica y Metropolitana Iglesia Catedral de Santiago de Compostela es un templo de culto católico situado en la ciudad homónima, en el centro de la provincia de La Coruña, en Galicia (España). Acoge el que, según la tradición, es el sepulcro del Apóstol Santiago, hecho que convirtió a este templo en uno de los principales destinos de peregrinación de Europa durante la Edad Media a través del llamado Camino de Santiago, una ruta religiosa que comunicaba la península ibérica con el resto del continente. Esta vía de comunicación fue determinante para que los reinos hispánicos medievales participaran en los movimientos culturales de la época, y en la actualidad, tras haber sido revitalizada a lo largo del siglo XX, sigue siendo un importante itinerario internacional de peregrinación. Un privilegio concedido en 1122 por el papa Calixto II declaró que serían «Año Santo» o «Año Jubilar» en Compostela todos los años en que el día 25 de julio, día de Santiago, coincidieran en domingo; este privilegio fue confirmado por el papa Alejandro III en su bula Regis aeterni en 1179.
Fue declarada Bien de Interés Cultural en 1896, y la ciudad vieja de Santiago de Compostela, que se concentra en torno a la catedral, fue declarada bien cultural Patrimonio de la Humanidad por la Unesco en 1985.
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kitchen interior design project in New Jersey
s3da-design.com/projects/kitchen-interior-design-new-jersey/
Gabrielle Hagedorn's siter and brother in the living room of the Groen family, Pieter Schotmanstraat, Egmond aan Zee
Target #2296 (127,239 square feet)
200 Marquis Parkway, The Marquis, Williamsburg, VA
Opened July 21st, 2008
Publix #1635 (69,183 square feet)
4660 13 Monticello Avenue, Monticello Marketplace, Williamsburg, VA
Opened October 17th, 2018; originally Ukrop's (November 1998-April 3rd, 2010), later Martin's Food Markets (April 12th, 2010-July 10th, 2017)
Matsumoto castle dates from the C16 and is listed as a National Treasure of Japan. The keep (tenshukaku), which was completed in the late sixteenth century, maintains its original wooden interiors and external stonework. During the Edo period the stronghold was also known as Crow Castle (烏城 Karasu-jo) because its black walls and roofs looked like spreading wings.
The Southern spec class 456 interior, ably demonstrated by class leader 456001.
At one time, the most comfortable trains on the South London Metro!
Food Lion #541
824 US Highway 64 East, Plymouth Landing Shopping Center, Plymouth, NC
Opened in 1989, renovated in fall 2014
Food Lion #541
824 US Highway 64 East, Plymouth Landing Shopping Center, Plymouth, NC
Opened in 1989, renovated in fall 2014
Ikea BONDE cabinets with TRETTIOEN interior LED lighting and ISFALL spotlights; new GLIMT light over dining table with dimmer switch. Featured in Quebec City newspaper Le Soleil's piece about Ikea Hackers.
JCPenney (closed) [105,270 square feet]
500 Marquis Pkwy, The Marquis, Williamsburg, VA
Opened in October 2007, closed in April 2015
Former Bristol Omnibus dual door Bristol VR / ECW AHW 201V was owned for a number of years by Chepstow Classic Buses and was known as 'orangeade' due to it's garish orange colour scheme. It is now preserved, but is used in service at Glastonbury on hire to Bath Bus Company. This view of the lower saloon shows the unusual centre staircase fitted to these dual door vehicles.
Interior of National Express West Midlands Volvo B10L/Wright Liberator 1421 P421 EJW at Walsall Garage.
Cinema Café (20,153 square feet)
1220 Fordham Drive, KempsRiver Crossing, Virginia Beach, VA
Opened in 2004; originally 1987-built United Artists Theaters KempsRiver Crossing, later Regal Cinemas (2000-mid 2000s)
Once Goonies ended at Regal Strawbridge I drove straight to the KempsRiver Cinema Café to see Sonic the Hedgehog, because why not have a double feature day?! This six screen theater is obviously a little on the smaller side in comparison to Regal and definitely takes on more of an independent old school feel. The lobby seen here was given a few modifications back in 2017, such as adding wood laminate boards to the wall and redoing the ceiling with those brown tiles. The most significant change of all though was the addition of recliners and swivel trays, which were literally just installed during the theater's shutdown, replacing some very uncomfortable looking computer chairs and tabletops. The auditoriums themselves are quite slim and not stadium style, but as I mentioned above add to the old school movie going charm. Also noteworthy are the fabric murals on each side of the screen (I was in room 3 with hot air balloons), which are remnants from the theater’s few years of operation as a Regal!