entry photos on Flickr

Stride Entry by Ian Hunter

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stride entry vivian dive centre

Entry #556 by Tampa-Hillsborough County Public Library System

Carnegie Library of Pittsburgh- Pittsburgh, PA

P2070015 by Jason

Entry and stairs

Entry by Room With A View

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Through layers of entries into the courtyard of a Hakka Tulou dwelling. It seems to me now that there is a chicken in most of my favorite photos. I was mostly not aware of them at the time

Entry-4 by U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service Headquarters

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... entry ... by heinz.rucker

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... I love this entry! It gives an impression that it doesn't belong to this area. The ancient looks fits perfectly into the new painted surrounding ...

Lindos / Rodos / Greece

GALAPD_Entry-71 by s.v.i.d. Lucid

Wooden_Mobile_Pattern_preview by vannina_sf

My entry in the Spoonflower contest this week

www.spoonflower.com/designs/4220002

gate entry shot by Punakea

I took this picture today because an investor wanted to visit. He had never been to the house before so I sent this "You are looking for this entry" to help him find the house. I like the shot

Entry from Japan by RolandDGA

These toy robots (the cutest robots you've ever seen) were created with Roland's benchtop milling technology.

www.rolanddga.com/products/milling/

entry.8984 by SAA STLOUIS

Toplessrobot!4 by Messypeaches

Entry submarine Nordkaparen by hkkbs

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My son looking down to the inner of the submarine. He choose to not go down!

zero entry by Linsey Wilt

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Lacock Primary School & Village Cross High Street, Lacock, Chippenham, Wiltshire, SN15 2LQ by The Shaldives

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Official list entry

Heritage Category: Listed Building

Grade: II

List Entry Number: 1022168

Date first listed: 20-Dec-1960

Statutory Address: Lacock Primary School, High Street, Lacock, Chippenham, Wiltshire, SN15 2LQ

Location

Statutory Address: Lacock Primary School, High Street, Lacock, Chippenham, Wiltshire, SN15 2LQ

District: Wiltshire (Unitary Authority)

Parish: Lacock

National Grid Reference: ST9157168447

Details

School 1824, extended 1852 and 1869 by Pritchard (Pevsner). Squared rubble stone with stone slate roofs. Original school has symmetrical front of two 4-light Tudor-style mullion windows with hood moulds flanked by Tudor style doors. Between windows, carved stone Talbot arms with plaque beneath 'Erected by W.H.F. Talbot Esqr 1824'. Left end addition is steeply roofed Perpendicular Gothic style with far-projecting cross wing and short link with end stack to original building. Coped gables, large Perpendicular style 4-light south end window and east side stack. Lean-to passage against east wall added 1911 by H. Brakspear. West side wall has centre gable over 3-light windows, 2-light flat-headed windows each side and heavy corbels to gutter. Interior: fine mid C16 doorcase with cornices each side removed from north-east chapel of Lacock Church in 1861 restoration. School was founded by W.H. Fox-Talbot to mark his 21st birthday in 1821 and is said to have been enlarged in 1852 and 1871 (village guide) or 1864 (Kelly's Directory and Pevsner), 1869 according to school log-book. (N. Pevsner, Wiltshire, 1975, 290)

Official list entry

Heritage Category: Listed Building

Grade: II*

List Entry Number: 1363937

Date first listed: 20-Dec-1960

Date of most recent amendment: 06-Dec-2016

Location Description: Village cross, late medieval, part of the cross and shaft were renewed in the C19. It has been in its current location since the late C19.

High Street, Lacock

Location

District: Wiltshire (Unitary Authority)

Parish: Lacock

National Grid Reference: ST9157768435

Reasons for Designation

The village cross 10m S of Lacock Church of England Primary School is listed at Grade II* for the following principal reasons: * Architectural interest: as a structure that has a good survival of late-medieval fabric, and those parts which were replaced in the C19 compliment the earlier stonework; * Historic interest: although no longer in its original location, it continues to stand in a prominent position, illustrating the continued significance of the cross to the village; * Group value: it has strong group value with Lacock Church of England School (Grade II), the many listed buildings on the High Street, several of medieval origins including Nos. 12, 12A and 14 High Street (all Grade II).

History

The late-medieval cross originally stood in the market place located in front of the Church of St Cyriac, Church Street. It was subsequently moved to the High Street. The cross was taken down in the early C19 and the stone was stored in Lacock Abbey. A C19 account states that the shaft was destroyed in c1825 to provide stone for the rebuilding of the village school room; however, it has been suggested that only the crosshead was replaced in the C19. The cross was re-erected in its present position outside Lacock Church of England Primary School in the late C19. It was situated near to its former location on the High Street, and re-built using drawings made of the cross in 1803.

Entry 037A by NASA Jet Propulsion Laboratory

2015 JPL Invention Challenge

entry view2 by WAIF Shelter

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Entry from Venezuela by RolandDGA

Coral Finol Hernandez (left) designed these lamps as part of a fine art exhibit and Barbara Carroz from BACA-DG produced them to perfection using a VersaCAMM and backlit film media.

entry+nook by Jessica Hickman