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Louis VIII was crowned King of France in 1223, at the Cathedral in Reims when his father died.
He was 12 when he married Blanche of Castille.
The fleur-de-lis on the blue background represent lillies, the symbol of the House of Capet.
He is 23rd great-grandfather, via the Ruth Prout line.
The local news crew was ready to give a story at the new Dallas Cowboy stadium following the 2009 season finale against the Philadelphia Eagles. Dallas became the NFC East Champions because of their win. I guess the story would have been about Philadelphia revisiting the stadium for the first round in the payoffs and a reminder that Dallas has not won a post season playoff game in “X” amount of years. The antenna on top of the van must have been twenty plus feet into the air.
Van Cortlandt Park, Bronx
Truly one of the City's most notable mid-Eighteenth Century Georgian manor houses, Van Cortlandt Mansion is set in a tree-surrounded area of Van Cortlandt Park. Built of local field stone and brick, the restored building is operated as a house museum by The National Society of Colonial Dames in the State of New York. The interesting combination of field stone and brick trim around the windows is to be found in certain Eighteenth Century buildings in this area.
Carved masks serve as keystones over the windows. The heads of the men and women carved in this manner have not as yet been identified. Its roof is pierced by attractive regularly spaced dormer windows. Small wooden porches which shelter the south and east entrance doorways are doubtless additions of a later period.
The house is set on property long owned by the Van Cortlandt family. North of the mansion is Vault Hill, site of the Van Cortlandt burial ground and family vault. It was in this vault that the City Records of New York were said to have been hidden and preserved during the Revolution. Here in 1781, to deceive the British. General Washington kept fires burning for several days while he gained time for safe withdrawal of his troops across the Hudson.
The architectural importance of this building lies in its straightforward expression of vigorous design, its beautiful stone and brick masonry and its excellent wood details in both windows and cornice. The mansion is in a fine state' of preservation, with its original architectural character preserved as an outstanding New York manor house.
- From the 1966 NYCLPC Landmark Designation Report
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Van Cortlandt Park, Bronx
Truly one of the City's most notable mid-Eighteenth Century Georgian manor houses, Van Cortlandt Mansion is set in a tree-surrounded area of Van Cortlandt Park. Built of local field stone and brick, the restored building is operated as a house museum by The National Society of Colonial Dames in the State of New York. The interesting combination of field stone and brick trim around the windows is to be found in certain Eighteenth Century buildings in this area.
Carved masks serve as keystones over the windows. The heads of the men and women carved in this manner have not as yet been identified. Its roof is pierced by attractive regularly spaced dormer windows. Small wooden porches which shelter the south and east entrance doorways are doubtless additions of a later period.
The house is set on property long owned by the Van Cortlandt family. North of the mansion is Vault Hill, site of the Van Cortlandt burial ground and family vault. It was in this vault that the City Records of New York were said to have been hidden and preserved during the Revolution. Here in 1781, to deceive the British. General Washington kept fires burning for several days while he gained time for safe withdrawal of his troops across the Hudson.
The architectural importance of this building lies in its straightforward expression of vigorous design, its beautiful stone and brick masonry and its excellent wood details in both windows and cornice. The mansion is in a fine state' of preservation, with its original architectural character preserved as an outstanding New York manor house.
- From the 1966 NYCLPC Landmark Designation Report
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Vincent van Gogh - Dutch (worked in France), 1853-1890
Houses at Auvers, 1890 - Oil on canvas
In May 1890, van Gogh moved from the south of France to Auvers, northwest of Paris, painting many of his finest pictures there in a fever of activity before his suicide in July. Houses at Auvers shows the landscape of early summer. The view from above creates a flattened tapestry of shapes in which the tiled and thatched roofs of the houses form a mesmerizing patchwork of color.
The higher the matt black painting, the rustier the vehicle.
This used to be a common sight on UK roads. Nowadays vehicles tend to expire due to expensive mechanical failure, not corrosion issues.
Note the extra hatch for overlength materials.