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Oakville Museum at Erchless Estate is a four-acre estate home and gardens set on the shores of Lake Ontario in downtown Oakville. The Museum preserves and interprets the town’s history through the heritage and home of Oakville’s founding family, the Chisholms. The Town of Oakville owes its existence to the vision of Colonel William Chisholm (1788-1842), an enterprising merchant and shipbuilder. In 1827, he bought 960 acres of land from the Crown at the mouth of the Sixteen Mile Creek on Lake Ontario to establish a port, shipbuilding yard and the village of Oakville.
Taken in 2000 while my internship at an architectural firm in Iowa. I (think) I was using an Olympus camera at that time. Film is a Kodak slide film.
Breckfield Road North at Tynemouth Close. Can anyone tell me the name of this pub before it was Turpins? I can't see that as the original name.
These are pictures of every bridge which lands in the borough of Manhattan with two exceptions: High Bridge and Spuyten Duyvin. There are 19 in total. Over a 48 hour period in January of 2008 I walked across every one of these bridges that was open to pedestrian traffic and afterwards my feet hurt!
A close up view of the domes on top of the Istana Kehakiman or the Palace of Justice, housing the Malaysian Court of Appeal and Federal Court. This was captured in Putrajaya, Malaysia.
Consta de nave única de tres tramos rectangulares, capilla mayor con pequeño ábside rectangular, tribuna a los pies sobre arco volado escarzano y capillas laterales. Cubierto todo con bóvedas de crucería de trazados diferentes. El retablo mayor de estilo romanista y realizado a finales del siglo XVI fue realizado por el escultor soriano Gabriel de Pinedo
Tim, Kevin, Ashley, and I drove to Mobile, AL for our buddy Van's wedding. I was chastized by some church lady for taking this photo, but like always I'm glad I did.