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The building located at 101-103 W. Oklahoma Avenue in downtown Guthrie is a lovely, ornate two-story brick and sandstone building, constructed in 1890 and 1893, with a long, interesting history. The building's Russian capped oriel, beveled corner, elaborate metal cornices, arched windows, and combined use of native sandstone and dark red brick suggest it was a Joseph Foucart design."
The 1900 apartment building is located at 317 Bleecker in Manhattan.The monogrammed "G" on the fire escape were added around the 1940's and perhaps represent the cross street the building is near,Groves St.If you view larger you'll see some faces near the center.I personally like the fire escape reflection in the window.
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Bangkok’s tallest building at 1000 feet (304 m) from the distance. This tower has an open air, revolving roof deck from where there are superb panoramas of the city.
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The Char Minar, 1807, ( Four Minarets) was part of a madrassa built by a Turkoman merchant called Khalif Niyazkul. The madrassa is long gone, The beautiful minarets are all that is left.
This photo shows in Old Montreal the Marché Bonsecours, inaugurated in 1847, Marché Bonsecours is acknowledged as one of Canada's ten finest heritage buildings and has become an essential stop on any visit to Old Montréal.
Das Benediktinerkloster Stift Melk liegt in Niederösterreich bei der Stadt Melk am rechten Ufer der Donau. Der heutige (Barock-)Bau wurde in den Jahren 1702–1746 von Jakob Prandtauer errichtet. Als Wahrzeichen der Wachau gehört es zum UNESCO-Welterbe.