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Listed Building Grade II
List Entry Number : 1210255
Date First Listed : 13 March 1995
Dating from 1901, departmental store on a corner site by Austin and Paley in Free Jacobean style. It is in sandstone with a slate roof, and has an L-shaped plan. It has two storeys, attics with ornate gables, and fronts of eight and nine bays. The corner bay is canted, and contains a round-headed doorway, above which is a semicircular oriel with a five-light mullioned and transomed window surmounted by a carved panel. Above this is a cross-window with Ionic pilasters, a cartouche containing a beehive symbol, and a segmental pediment.
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Okay, I finally managed to get some time to do my 2014 dolly wish list. My 2013 wish list has been rather great to me and made most of them came true and I am more than thankful for obtaining them.
For my 2014 wish list, here they are (HG and Vainilladolly customs are continuation from last year):
-One more gorgeous custom girl from Olga
-Just one more HG custom girl
-Marcos lovely dresses
-Slow Mo from Monster High
*These photos are not mine and if any of the owners wish to have them removed, please do let me know and I will do so. I am simply using them to create this wish list and nothing more.
Penmarch Place was listed in the National Register of Historic Places in February 1987. Photographs from nomination, 1986.
Originally surrounded by a tall cast iron fence and consisting of about ten acres, Penmarch Place is one of the few large estates in Sioux Falls. Today, the estate consists of four acres and is comprised of the main residence, a greenhouse, a garage/workshop, a pool and bathhouse, and a tennis court. Steps flanked by Sioux quartzite stone walls define the sunken front lawn.
The ivy-covered main residence was designed by Larson and Maclaren (Minneapolis), inspired by traditional English vernacular architecture, and built in 1926-1927 by Sioux Falls Construction Co. Topped by a steeply-pitched hip roof of multi-colored slate shingles, the three-story house is a long rectangular building with glazed Flemish bond brick, sandstone trim, a servant's wing located off to the east, a built-in, two-car garage, and a full basement. The large reception rooms on the first floor, including the central hall, the solarium, and the living and dining rooms, were frequently used for entertaining guests and business associates. The ballroom on the third floor was also used for important functions.
The house reflects the wealth and social prominence of the original owner, John Morrell Foster, great-grandson of the founder of the John Morrell Meat Packing Company. John Morrell Foster started in the Ottumwa, Iowa plant when he was a high school student but he rapidly rose to assistant superintendent. In 1920, he came to Sioux Falls. In 1933, he sold Penmarch Place to his brother, W.H.T. (William Haber Thompson) Foster, another owner and manager of the Morrell Company. W.H.T. Foster lived in Penmarch Place until his death in 1949 at which time his son John P. and Peggy Foster purchased the estate and lived there until 1975.
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Heritage Category:
Listed Building
Grade: II*
List Entry Number: 1097088
Date first listed: 23-Aug-1955
Statutory Address: CHURCH OF ST MICHAEL, CHURCH STREET Kingsteignton TQ12 3BQ
Parish church. C15, thoroughly restored in 1865 (Pevsner). Local grey limestone rubble tower and 3 westernmost bays of the south aisle; porch snecked local grey limestone, the rest red sandstone ashlar, probably C19. Freestone and granite dressings, slate roofs. The surviving medieval fabric (west tower and arcades), is C15 Perpendicular. The church appears to have been thoroughly rebuilt in 1865, including the external walling, and re-roofed. Plan of nave, chancel, north and south 5-bay aisles, west tower, south west porch, north east vestry. Chancel with set back buttresses with set-offs, some white stone dressings. 5-light C19 Perpendicular style east window with a hoodmould; chamfered priest's doorway with a rounded arch. Separately-roofed gabled north-east vestry with a C19 3-light Perpendicular style east window with a hoodmould. Some evidence of rebuilding on the east wall round the window, blocked opening on north side. Red sandstone north aisle with 3 buttresses and a rectangular rood loft stair turret with a lean-to stone roof. Four 4-light C19 Perpendicular windows with hoodmoulds; chamfered doorway with a rounded arch in the first bay from the west, 3-light C19 Perpendicular west window with hoodmould; brick chimney shaft on north west corner of the aisle. The 2 easternmost bays of the south aisle are red sandstone ashlar with some white stones, the 3 westernmost bays and the plinth throughout are local grey limestone rubble; set back buttresses. The 3-light east window and two 4-light eastern windows on the south side are C19 Perpendicular with heavily cusped tracery, the other aisle windows are more conventional C19 Perpendicular. The remnants of a door jamb are visible between the first and second bays from the east, west of this there is a string course. Snecked local grey limestone porch with a coped gable and rounded moulded outer doorway with a hoodmould. The inner face of the doorway has C19 cable moulding of uncertain date, C19 roof. Good circa C16 2 plank studded inner door in a doorway with a cranked head, the jambs and arch richly carved with vine foliage and the carving of the right hand jamb includes a hand. 3-stage battlemented west tower with corner pinnacles and set back buttresses, the grey limestone rubble is varied with some blocks of red sandstone. Internal north west stair turret with slit windows. The west face has an arched granite west doorway with an unusual moulding profile and an unusual uncusped 4-light granite west window with uncusped head tracery. The window, in a freestone architrave, may be an C18 replacement. Chamfered bellringers' opening on east face; 2-light chamfered belfry openings on all sides, clock on north face. Interior 5-bay C15 Beerstone arcades with rounded arches and piers with corner shafts. No chancel arch; ceiled waggon roofs to the aisles without bosses appear to be C19, similar chancel roof with bosses. Nave roof C19 unceiled waggon with bosses and a brattished wall plate. Plain rounded tower arch springing from plain imposts with secondary piers abutting the arch at the east. The chancel has a C19 crested stone reredos with a central cross carved in relief and local marble shafts on either side. the reredos is extended to north and south as panels carved with the symbols of the evangelists above a dado of local marble. C19 aumbry chancel furnishings C20. C19 pulpit, comtemporary with the reredos, open-fronted with 4 local marble octagonal shafts with good carved capitals. C15 octagonal font, the bowl carved with quatrefoils, the stem with flamboyant blind tracery. Sections of the wainscot of the C15 road screen survive with paintings of saints. The chancel has some good ledger stones used as floor slabs including one commemorating the Reverend Richard Adlam, died 1670 with a remarkable verse addressed to death: "Damn'd tyrant! Cant prophaner blood suffice?/ Must priests that offer be the sacrifice?/ Go tell the Genii that in Hades lie/ They triumph o'er this secret Calvary/ Till some just Nemesis avenge our Cause/and teach this hell-priest to revere good lawes"/. Wall monument on south wall commemorating Richard Carpenter, died 1697; a black marble inscription tablet with white marble pilasters, a broken pediment and urn above and armorial bearings below. Wall monument to Christopher Beeke, died 1798 on the north wall with a marble obelisk with an urn in relief and inscription panel below. The south wall of the south aisle has 2 white marble wall monuments signed "Nixon and Son" commemorating Samuel Whiteway, died 1837, and Samuel Whiteway, died 1847; 2 C17 wall monuments commemorating James Clifford of Ware, died 1685 and Thomas Hele of Babcombe. The north wall has 3 gabled Gothic Revival monuments: one commemorating the Reverend Nicholas Watts, died 1849, signed A. Mather, Gt. Marlborough St., London; the remaining 2 are a pair on either side of the north door, commemorating Lucinda Widborne, died 1855 and Charlotte Watts, died 1874. East window and east window of south aisle by the Hardman Company, easternmost window of south side by Drake of Exeter. Part of the early C16 rood screen was removed to the Chantry (formerly the vicarage) in the circa 1820s and is still there.
Listing NGR: SX8717472856
Salon price list for a beauty salon owned by Melvina Williams in the Five Points neighborhood of Denver, Colorado, April 1982.
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1963 Lister-Jaguar Coupe driven by Richard Attwod and Tim Harvey during the RAC TT Celebration at the 2012 Goodwood Revival.
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A former church in Camp Hill. It looks quite gothic for something built in 1820 - 22. It is Grade II listed.
It was designed by Francis Goodwin. It was a Commissioner's Church in a Decorated Perpendicular gothic. It is made out of Bath stone.
Currently listed as Holy Trinity, formerly listed as Church of the Holy Trinity.
Holy Trinity - Heritage Gateway
The Bordesley Middleway runs along side it. The original roads by the church are Old Camp hill and Trinity Terrace.
I thought I may get decent shots from Old Camp Hill. Turns out the best ones came from Bordesley Middleway, Trinity Terrace and Bedford Road.
The monastery of the Poor Clares in Meran, founded in 1309, was the oldest monastery in Merano.
The monastery was founded by Duchess Euphemia (1281-1347), the wife of Otto III, the Count of Tyrol, and was with its Saint Mary's church at Grain square, the former market, and bordered on the Race course.
The monastery also included the Saint Catherine chapel on the opposite side of the Race track. To ensure that the nuns were able to go there while preserving the seclusion, a flying buttress was erected in 1603, which connected the monastery with the chapel.
During the Peasant Wars, the monastery was looted in 1525.
As part of the Josephinian Church Reforms, the monastery in 1781 was secularized and demolished the buildings or sold. The church of Saint Mary was first adapted in 1794 as a residential building and rebuilt in 1921 by Adalbert Wietek to a bank. In this, remnants of murals of the church were reapplied. The chapel of Saint Catherine was rebuilt into a residential building, remains of the chapel can still be seen on Rennweg (Race course) 70-72. Two cloisters have been preserved. In one of these, a part of the frescoes of St. Mary's Church was transferred by Cassian Dapoz.
Since 1960, the remains of the monastery are listed buildings.
EHEMALIGES KLARISSENKLOSTER MIT KIRCHE
Verwaltungsgemeinde:
MERAN
Katastralgemeinde:
MERAN
Bpp. 87, 90/1, 90/2, 91/1, 91/2, 95/1, 95/2, 95/3
Reste von Kirche und Kreuzgang des um 1310 gegründeten Frauenklosters. Marienkirche im 14. Jh. erbaut, im 15. Jh. verändert, nach 1782 in ein Wohnhaus umgebaut. Netzrippengewölbe, zwei Kreuzgänge mit teilweise vermauerten Spitzbogenfenstern und Kreuzgratgewölbe. Freskenreste, Anfang 15. Jh. (Meraner Malschule).
Unterschutzstellung
RIP 36.11-355506 vom 22/06/2009
BLR-LAB 831 vom 17/05/2010
MD vom 02/03/1960
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Das 1309 gegründete Klarissenkloster in Meran war das älteste Kloster in Meran.
Das Kloster wurde von Herzogin Euphemia (1281–1347), der Ehefrau von Otto III., dem Grafen von Tirol, gestiftet und befand sich mit dessen Marienkirche am Kornplatz, dem damaligen Markt, und grenzte an den Rennweg.
Zum Kloster gehörte auch die Katharinenkapelle auf der gegenüberliegenden Seite des Rennwegs. Damit die Nonnen unter Wahrung der Klausur dorthin gehen konnten, wurde 1603 ein Schwibbogen errichtet, der das Kloster mit der Kapelle verband.
Während der Bauernkriege wurde das Kloster 1525 geplündert.
Im Rahmen der Josephinischen Kirchenreform wurde das Kloster 1781 säkularisiert und die Gebäude abgerissen oder verkauft. Die Marienkirche wurde 1794 zunächst als Wohnhaus adaptiert und 1921 durch Adalbert Wietek zu einer Bank umgebaut. In dieser wurden Reste von Wandgemälden der Kirche wieder angebracht. Die Katharinenkapelle wurde zum Wohnhaus umgebaut, Reste der Kapelle sind noch am Rennweg 70-72 zu sehen. Zwei Kreuzgänge sind auch erhalten geblieben. In einem von diesen wurde ein Teil der Fresken der Marienkirche durch Cassian Dapoz übertragen.
Seit 1960 stehen die Reste des Klosters unter Denkmalschutz.
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Lister Park (also known as Manningham Park) is a picturesque public park in Bradford, West Yorkshire, England, between Manningham, Heaton and Frizinghall. It has won various national awards. (from Wikipedia)
Listed Building Grade II
List Entry Number : 1214351
Date First Listed : 18 February 1970
A row of five mid 19th century sandstone houses with slate roofs, in three storeys and five bays. The openings have plain surrounds, the windows being sashes, and the doorways have cornice hoods.
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en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Listed_buildings_in_Lancaster,_Lancashire