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I always liked this building, which dates from the 1700s. It's the old Gleadall's Mill (warehouse) on Bridge Street, Gainsborough Lincolnshire. This building was working in the grain trade - loading sacks of grain coming in by road at the front of the building (seen here), and later dispatching them direct into river barges at the back - right up to the mid-1970s. After that it was for many years a car repair workshop (I had lots of my cars repaired there, and even stored a couple in the building during the 90s). Nowadays its a pleasant riverside cafe, with a flat above.
It's a bit wierd sitting in a swish coffe-bar where 10 or so years ago I watched an oil-stained artisan working on my car! My own Tatra 603 car spent it's first night in the UK in this building in 1999. See a picture of this same building taken in the 1960s on this page of the English Heritage website.
The building is Grade II listed.
Official list entry
Heritage Category: Listed Building
Grade: I
List Entry Number: 1270099
Date first listed: 23-Jan-1973
Date of most recent amendment: 24-Apr-1996
List Entry Name: LITTLE DENNIS BLOCKHOUSE, PENDENNIS CASTLE
Location
Statutory Address: LITTLE DENNIS BLOCKHOUSE, PENDENNIS CASTLE, CASTLE DRIVE
District: Cornwall (Unitary Authority)
Parish: Falmouth
National Grid Reference: SW 82740 31546
Details
Blockhouse of castle. 1540-1545 as part of Henry VIII`s coastal defences, dismantled in 1654. Killas rubble with granite dressings, built into bedrock on the landward side; curved merlons to battlements on seaward side; roofless, originally lead; rubble stack beside staircase. D-shaped plan with very thick walls; slightly-projecting stair turret to one corner, doorway recessed to other corner. 4-centred arched doorway; the main gun port with flanking openings facing across the estuary and another gun port facing out to sea. INTERIOR: chamfered flat-headed fireplace; to the opposite wall a large 4-centred arch to splayed and ribbed gun station, with a blocked smoke vent above; a smaller gun station at right angles to this; the drum of newel stair left of the fireplace; large beam sockets and a coped parapet walk.
© Historic England 2025
Maker: Herbert List (German, 1903 - 1975)
Title: Untitled (Photo of a Boy)
Date: ca. 1938 / printed later
Medium: Gelatin silver print
Listed Building Grade II
List Entry Number : 1207287
Date First Listed : 23 July 1984
Built 1861/2, it was originally a Methodist church, which has been converted, and later used as a mosque. It is built in brick with sandstone dressings, has a slate roof, and is in simplified Italianate style. At the west end is a semicircular portico with round-headed arches carried on square pillars with Composite capitals. Over this is a pediment containing a three-light window with an oculus above. Along the sides of the church are tall round-headed windows.
historicengland.org.uk/listing/the-list/list-entry/1207287
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Listed_buildings_in_Preston,_Lancashire
I was given access to the factory in Dursley in November 2008 and took this selection, showing the various stages of the assembly of the renowned Lister Diesel engines.
Wilhelmina Lister was born on December 20, 1873, in Gillespie, Illinois to Charles Lister (1841-1913) and Anna (Frey) Lister (1836-1900).
She married Wells Mayo Dorsey on November 1, 1899, in Bunker Hill, Illinois. During their marriage they had two children, Olivia Dorsey Whitfield (1905-1999) and Charles Dorsey (1912-2000).
From 1915 to 1947 she and her husband lived on their farm just outsize of Gillespie, Illinois. After her husband died she divided living with her children in Michigan and Illinois.
She died on July 15, 1953, in Carlinville, Illinois, at the age of 79, and was buried in Gillespie Cemetery next to her husband.
The Lister Family of Illinois and Pennsylvania.
Photograph from the Photograph Album of Charles Lister.
The church is locally listed with Birmingham City Council as Grade A which means it is of statutory list quality. The building is notable in that it is octagonal in shape and covered by a single span of concrete forming a dome. The height at the centre of the nave is 35 feet. The span between East and West is 93 feet, while the North to South span covers 75 feet. The tower is 102 feet high to the top of the cross.
The stained glass windows include twelve carpet windows inspired by prayer mats, a lady chapel window depicting the scene of the nativity, and an East window which is one of the largest in Birmingham measuring 18 feet by 16 feet with a design based on the text from St John's Gospel telling St Peter "Feed my Sheep". All windows were designed by Tristan Ruhlman from Alsace, France.
Following growth in the Hall Green area, Colonel Jervaise provided a generous gift of land and a small wooden building was erected and opened as a chapel in September 1923 dedicated to St Cadoc.
Growth continued and in 1954, the building was re-dedicated to St Peter.
On 18 April 1959 a fire engulfed the church and with it, plans for expansion. Services continued for four years in a wooden hut, then a new parish hall.
On 14 July 1962, the foundation stone for the new building was laid and the new building opened officially in 1964.
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Official list entry
Heritage Category: Listed Building
Grade: I
List Entry Number: 1108059
Date first listed: 26-Jan-1967
Statutory Address 1: St George's Church,Church Lane, Modbury, Ivybridge PL21 0QN
Location
Statutory Address: St George's Church,Church Lane, Modbury, Ivybridge PL21 0QN
County: Devon
District: South Hams (District Authority)
Parish: Modbury
National Grid Reference: SX 65599 51549
Details
Anglican parish church, formerly a dependency of Modbury Priory. Mainly early C14, but refenestration in C15; spire of C14 struck by lightning in 1621 but rebuilt in original form. Coursed rubble, granite dressings, slate roofs, stone spire. Nave, west tower and spire, north and south aisles, north and south transepts, south chantry chapel, chancel with undercroft, 2-storey south porch. Square and lofty tower of severe design, buttressed to 3 offsets, but terminating at 1/4 height; corresponding offsets in west and north walls. West face has renewed 4-light uncusped without hood mould, and small cusped single light with louvres to each face of ringing chamber. Small door north side; clock face to east. Tall broach spire with small lucarne to each face, rises direct from tower without parapet or transitional feature. South side has porch with battlements and attached octagonal stair turret. 2-light window to square head with dripmould over arched opening with flush voussoirs to outer plank doors; inner door has moulded surround to C19 door. Segmental pointed ribbed barrel roof to porch, which has no intermediate floor. To right are three 4-light Perpendicular windows, the easternmost brought lower than the others, divided by simple buttresses; corbel table to eaves. Transept has 4-light uncusped window set high, to thin hoodmould. To right is wall of chantry chapel with two 4-light windows set high, uncusped except in spandrel openings. Battlements square buttress with 2 offsets, to pinnacle bases (not carried above parapet) and diagonal corner buttress. Narrow door in C16 basket-handle arch below a flat pointed arch above horizontal dripmould. East end of chapel has 5-light uncusped window in four-centred arch. South side of chancel has 3-light similar uncusped above C19 2-light in square stopped hood. Main east window is C14 design 5-light cusped above a C16 2-light with square stopped hood, and north side of chancel plan, with small embattled vestry and door. North wall has two 4-light uncusped, then rood-stair turret under swept-down roof in corner to transept which has 3-light Perpendicular window. Priest's door to basket-handle head with recessed mould between windows of north chancel chapel, and to right of transept window a richly carved C16 door surround with Tudor head but with a Jacobean frieze and some egg and dart enrichment. Below the window a projecting tomb recess with quatrefoil light. Right of transept a 4-light uncusped in brought forward wall section, then north aisle wall with a 4-light Perpendicular and 4-light round arched uncusped, with 2 buttresses with 2 offsets. West return has blocked doorway between buttresses and a small segmental-headed C14 2-light adjacent to tower. Interior: nave has 3 broad pointed bays to crude chamfered arches on plain square cavetto caps to octagonal piers without bases, plain bay before tower with attached pilaster to double chamfered arch, the outer chamfer carried down to pyramid stop; at tower end raised 3 steps. Stone flag floor, some concrete, ribbed barrel roof, continuous through crossing bay. North aisle has ribbed barrel roof same height as nave, bay 3 sets out c.l m. South aisle with ribbed barrel as nave but slightly lower, rere-arches to high-set windows, plain wall beyond arcade at west end containing C19 baptistery. At the east end a moulded granite arch carried on a corbel respond on the south side. The crossing has 3 arches with wave and hollow mould carried on trumpet capitals, decorated on the east side. South transept opens to aisle and east chapel, has two early C14 tomb niches with double cusping; one contains C15 alabaster effigy. North transept has vestry screen and organ; basket-handle arch door in east wall. Very rich C14 tomb recess with damaged figures, north wall. Chancel 2-bay 4-centred wave and hollow mould arches to 4 hollows and shafts columns with decorated capitals; plain walls to sanctuary, multi-ribbed barrel ceiling in 42 compartments. Chantry chapels both have ribbed barrel ceilings. Fittings: C19 font on 8 colonnettes; pulpit made up from panels of C15 screen, on tapered octagonal base; reading desk a very fine carved memorial to the 1914-18 war, and opposite this a simplified version of 1952 to Reuben Mears; good Eagle lectern. No glass of significance. Monuments: see transepts; also in naves, high on south side, coloured 1639 tablet, with 5 children, in north aisle several tablets, the best of these of 1690 to John de Train, in classical design; upright against south wall of south chantry, to Philip Champernown, 1684. A fine incised slab, with a signature (7) OELIVIO. (Pevsner, N, South Devon, 1952, Slader, J M, Churches of Devon, 1968).
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Christmas Special: The Naughty List with Derpy Hooves & Snowcatcher
Derpy discovers she is on Santa’s naughty list! A normal pony would clean up her act, but fortunately Derpy is definitely not normal. Such “slander” requires a chaotic trip to the North Pole.
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Yes Im one of those people that lives by lists, I even make lists about lists. This is my list for 30 secrets as you can see Ive only managed to think of 27 so far, if I think of some more I'll probably make another list!
8 de marzo, 2010
La Embajadora de los Estados Unidos de América, Liliana Ayalde acompañada del Presidente de la República del Paraguay, Fernando Lugo, asistió a la presentación del Listado de Medicamentos Esenciales del Ministerio de Salud Pública y Bienestar Social, y además dirigió unas palabras a los presentes. El acto se llevó a cabo en el Crown Plaza Hotel y estuvieron también presentes: la Ministra de Salud, Dra. Esperanza Martínez; el Vice Ministro de Salud, Dr. Edgar Giménez; el Ministro de Hacienda, Dr. Dionisio Borda; el Director de Programas Umbral para Latinoamérica de la Corporación Desafío del Milenio, Sr. Bruce Kay; directores generales y regionales del Ministerio de Salud; la Directora de USAID, Sra. Rose Rakas; así como representantes del sector farmacéutico, de la cooperación internacional y de la sociedad civil.
El Ministerio de Salud ha trabajado, bajo el auspicio del Programa Umbral II y de la asistencia técnica del proyecto USAID/DELIVER, en la actualización del listado de Medicamentos Esenciales. Este proceso ha sido implementado bajo la conducción y coordinación de un Comité Técnico Nacional de Medicamentos y mediante una tarea continua, multidisciplinaria y participativa con médicos clínicos que permitieron definir un listado basado en el perfil epidemiológico del país.
Does anyone know what this place was?
Home of the Adventurous is probably the perfect slogan for this place. When I begin to write something down about this place I honestly don't know where to begin. So I guess I should start by saying that almost everything you will be seeing int hese photos is abandoned. This is a former cold war air force base that was basically left to rot by the government after less than 10 years of use. There are a few families that live in the condos still, but I would say 90 or more percent of these homes are empty. The schools are decaying, as is the hospital and all other buildings except those owned by Boeing. Boeing owns the runway and uses it for test purposes. And instead of moving their employees into the empty condos they set up manufactured homes for them.
The weather in Saint Marie is especially brutal, terribly hot dry summers and fierce awful winters. Saint Marie is like an island of condos and abandoned buildings in a great sea of prairie--nothing else is around it for miles and miles. It is true desolation. And when you drive the broken streets and see the condos with those big windows looking at you like empty eyes it is like you are in another world entirely. Then you see the signs set up by Boeing saying not to go any further and that essentially they are watching you--it's like something from a movie. I encourage you to look up other people's photos of Saint Marie and the things you will see will haunt you. Operating tables and beds left up in the hospital. Robes left hanging in the church. Everyone just walked away one day and this is what remains. If you are especially adventurous you can move here--the condos are a steal. A beautiful one fully furnished just sold for 30,000 dollars and there are others for much less than that.
Here are videos I took while exploring Saint Marie:
www.youtube.com/watch?v=mrRJCKiXAW8
www.youtube.com/watch?v=UiY1O0rBhu0
www.youtube.com/watch?v=XNtke7q9aYk
www.youtube.com/watch?v=i6rmeK7KYBk
www.youtube.com/watch?v=0yy00FTiwvk
www.youtube.com/watch?v=CZL-NyrcBrg
If any of you are as fascinated with this place as I am I have compiled a list of other websites where you can see old and new photos of this place, as well as real estate listings for condos that are for sale:
www.city-data.com/forum/montana/152625-glasgow-montana-re...
stmariecondoassn.tripod.com/stmarie/smstuff.html
www.radomes.org/museum/thumbs.php?site=Opheim+AFS,+MT
www.airfields-freeman.com/MT/Airfields_MT_E.html
www.flickr.com/photos/walkaboutwolf/94704293/
CONDO INFO
www.northwest-national.com/glasgow_montana_recreational.htm
www.missouririverrealty.com/st. marie.htm
A view of the mechanisms of the Selectric.
The belt from the main drive motor comes in just to the right of centre.
The 'wiffletree' linkages in the centre and on the left transfer the Tilt & Rotate settings to the typeball via pulleys and thin metal tapes, one of which can be seen glinting to the right.
The mechanism at the right controls the carriage movement.
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ID
5831
Listing Date
16 March 1976
History
Probably early C20.
Exterior
Three storey building with red brick front elevation of three bays with sandstone dressings. Modillion cornice and blocking course. Top floor has central tripatrite sash window. To each side 24-pane sash window with keystone breaking up into blocking course. First floor has central small-pane casement window in architrave with open pediment, camber-headed small-pane casement with keystones to sides.
Cast-iron veranda which is of late C19 to early C20 date; two bays with very slender columns with bands and capitals and cresting between each column.
Reasons for Listing
Included as part of a group of C19 buildings with good verandahs on towns main commercial street. Group value.
britishlistedbuildings.co.uk/300005831-tandy-llandudno#.Y...