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All seven basement windows were replaced with double hung energy efficient windows. As you can see, the old windows were single-pane with gaps on all sides of the frame (since the wood had shrunk over the years). This allowed cold air to come in and warm air to escape. The windows were not very secure as well. Some locked with a hook and loop.
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1971 "Made of Millions of Microdium Crystals"
From WHAM-O SUPERBOOK: Celebrating 60 Years Inside the Fun Factory!
Chronicle Books, 2008
ISBN: 0-8118-6445-9
Photo by Herb Booth
Window in church of St Peter & St Paul, Cromer, Norfolk. Placed, 'in memory of a great example' by the children, grandchildren and great grandchildren of Catherine Buxton, who was born 1814 and died in 1911. The window shows the four Archangels and, in the bottom lights, four 'women of the Bible'. Glass by James Powell & Sons, Whitefriars
Undated but 20th century.
Seen in Paris, France.
This is a "natural" photograph, no edition (except cropping and B&W development).
Dorsington's dimuntive church of St Peter is a humble brick building dating from the late Georgian period, though aside from the small tower most of the building was remodelled in Victorian times and the interior now feels almost entirely of this time.
This attractive little building has some good glass, but is normally kept locked without keyholder information, though thanks to the enlightenment of the current vicar this situation may soon change.
Window - St Columba and Annunciation scene given in 1909 in memory of William and Elizabeth Dove - Debenham church Suffolk
Found a small access window in the fence where I could shoot unimpeded at the VW Autocross at RFK Stadium in DC Here the #27 RMR Hyundai,driven by New Zealander Emma Gilmour comes by on her way down to the final turn 10.
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