#historic building
Medieval fortress Rose Castle in Dalston near Carlisle, which was the home of the Bishops of Carlisle from 1230 until the 21st century.
Last week in Gent, BE. Preview photos for the new website of Restaurant De Gekroonde Hoofden
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We think the moderators for the next presidential debate could use a gavel, and what would be more appropriate than one made out of White House wood? We have a selection of gavels made during the Coolidge and Truman administrations of antique wood salvaged from renovations. See them here: http://www.georgeglazer.com/decarts/objects/gavels/whitehousegavel.html
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Christmas in New Orleans, Louisiana. December 2015. Photos by Kimberly Anne Nesmith.
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The Hotel Monteleone at Christmas. New Orleans, Louisiana. Photos by Kimberly Anne Nesmith.
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The Demolition - 24″ x 30″
The removal of our rich history and the displacement of the lower class is an issue facing most large cities today. Portland is one of those cities being greatly affected by gentrification currently, as seen by the most recent demolition of the Ancient Order of United Workmen Temple at SW 2nd Ave and Taylor St, directly in downtown Portland. The Architect, Justus F. Krumbein, built this in 1892. Most of his life’s work has been destroyed.
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Selby Abbey
