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Inspired by the Arts and Crafts movement, the walled garden shows
originality in its mosaic paving, sculpture and planting. The path leads
to the Garden Room.
Name: VINE, WILLIAM JOHN
Rank: Private
Regiment/Service: Welsh Regiment
Unit Text: 1st Bn.
Age: 26
Date of Death: 05/05/1915
Additional information: Son of William and Annie Vine.
Grave/Memorial Reference: Screen Wall. O1. 278.
Name: WADE, H
Rank: Private
Regiment/Service: Leicestershire Regiment
Unit Text: 53rd Bn.
Date of Death: 06/11/1918
Additional information: Son of Samuel J. and Mary Ann Wade, of 92, Arbour Rd., Leicester.
Grave/Memorial Reference: Screen Wall. O1. 197.
Name: WARD, G W
Rank: Private
Regiment/Service: King's Own (Royal Lancaster Regiment)
Unit Text: 1st Bn.
Age: 37
Date of Death: 25/05/1917
Additional information: Husband of Charlotte Louisa Ward, of 17, Gower St., Belgrave St., Leicester.
Grave/Memorial Reference: Screen Wall. O1. 363.
Name: WARD, ROBERT
Rank: Private
Regiment/Service: Leicestershire Regiment
Unit Text: Depot
Age: 60
Date of Death: 26/03/1916
Additional information: Husband of Mary Jane Ward, of 113, Pool Rd., Newfoundpool, Leicester. Born at Leicester.
Grave/Memorial Reference: Screen Wall. O1. 289.
Name: WARING, W
Rank: Private
Regiment/Service: Leicestershire Regiment
Unit Text: 2nd Bn.
Age: 26
Date of Death: 22/05/1916
Additional information: Son of Edward and Ada Waring, of 10, Rudkin St., Leicester.
Grave/Memorial Reference: Screen Wall. O1. 289.
Name: WARNER, E
Rank: Private
Regiment/Service: Somerset Light Infantry
Unit Text: 7th Bn.
Age: 34
Date of Death: 03/09/1917
Additional information: Son of Charles and Sarah Warner, of Southampton; husband of Gwendolin D. M. Diment (formerly Warner nee Wilde), of Tynyllmyn, Welshpool, Montgomery.
Grave/Memorial Reference: Screen Wall. O1. 362.
Name: WEBSTER, G
Rank: Private
Regiment/Service: Leicestershire Regiment
Unit Text: Depot
Secondary Regiment: Labour Corps
Secondary Unit Text: 410th Agricultural Coy.
Age: 34
Date of Death: 27/10/1918
Additional information: Husband of Gertrude Webster. of 34, Aliington St., Leicester.
Grave/Memorial Reference: Screen Wall. O1. 196.
Name: WELCH, G
Rank: Private
Regiment/Service: Leicestershire Regiment
Unit Text: 6th Bn.
Date of Death: 06/07/1917
Grave/Memorial Reference: Screen Wall. O1. 293.
Karlstejn Castle differs entirely from other 14th century castles and also from the other founded by the same person. In Prague Charles IV built a family, royal and imperial residence based on the genius Ioci, Kasperk and Radyne as watch castles, Lauf at Nuremberg and Tangermunde in the center of the imperial feoffs and domains and other big and small castles as hunting seats or places to halt at on journeys.
At Karlstein, however, Charles IV fully developed in architectural forms the whole complicated system of his world outlooks and ideas on state, the ideology of the monarchal powers of the Czech king and his imperial dignity. His richly developed mystic thinking and feeling, his allegorical fantasy and the high demands he placed on culture predetermined the building programme of the castle. The foundation stone of Karlstein was laid in 1348 and the main building works lasted to 1356, the year of Charle's coronation as emperor. Charles Iv devoted care to the rich interior decoration of the castle until the time of his death on 1378.
www.castles.org/castles/Europe/Central_Europe/Czech_Repub...
Hooray! The former wet-bar is now a closed-in pantry with all new sheetrock on the walls! Next step: paint and shelving!
Centurial building inscription (RIB 3306) on the north face of the curtain wall, 88 blocks east of the western end of the stretch containing Turret 29a (Black Carts). Each length built by a century will have needed four of these (one at either end on both faces).
Nearly identical to RIB 1473 (originally unprovenanced, but now in Chesters museum), it records work by the century of Nas. Ba(ssus) and was found when this length of curtain wall was consolidated in 1972.
New wall. I was wondering if this would ever get painted. It would always get hit with throw ups and gang tags. Much better this way.
I wonder why this assortment of things were left hanging on the wall?
If you would like a better "feel" for what the kitchen is like, here is a video I took.