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03
Jan
2012
St. Liborius, Revisited

37 days ago by Chris

I stopped by St. Liboruis, which anchors the bend of St. Louis Avenue in St. Louis Place. Maybe one day buildings will line this street again. See my photos from several years ago here.

01
Jan
2012
Busch Mausoleum, Revisited

39 days ago by Chris

29
Dec
2011
1872 Gothic Revival, Brighton, TN – $218,900

42 days ago by oldhousedreams

416 E Woodlawn Ave, Brighton, TN 38011

1865 Gothic Revival, Cedar Falls, IA – $335,000

42 days ago by oldhousedreams

603 Clay St, Cedar Falls, IA 50613

23
Dec
2011
Bathurst: The Racing, the Rush and the Relics

48 days ago by admin

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Article by Gavin Wyatt Bathurst is the perfect option for campervan holiday makers wishing to see the New South wales countryside without venturing too far away from Sydney. Its only a 207 kilometre drive inland- a drive that takes you through the Blue Mountains and past some spectacular feature. Al ...

21
Dec
2011
Gothic Revival

50 days ago by admin

ANTIQUE GOTHIC REVIVAL METAL CELLULOID DRAGON NECKLACE $99.50 Rare American Gothic Revival Movement Plated Ice Water Pitcher $695.00 Anthony Salvin: Pioneer of Gothic Revival Architecture $88.01 Gothic Revival by Megan Aldrich $42.00 Vintage Cast Iron Spanish Revival Gothic Candle Sconce Pair Holder ...

20
Dec
2011
William Nethersole Mourning Ring, c.1834

51 days ago by Art of Mourning

There’s a refinement in style during the 1830s-50s which took the established Gothic Revival and manipulated into pre-existing styles or pushed forward in creating a new aesthetic based upon the heavy floral embellishments and black enamel of the Gothic Revival period. Much of this was in streamlini ...

1850 Gothic Revival, Riegelsville, PA – $350,000

51 days ago by oldhousedreams

956 Durham Rd, Riegelsville, PA 18077

19
Dec
2011
The Lost 1840 Orphan Asylum Society -- Riverside Drive at 73rd Street

52 days ago by Tom Miller

Youth Magazine, in 1840, called the above print "an exact and beautiful representation" of the new Orphan Asylum Society building. In 1853 The Nation magazine described the living conditions for some in New York City. “There is evil enough here in New York, and suffering enough too, to appall Beelze ...

18
Dec
2011
St. Anthony of Padua, from Gravois and Michigan Avenues

53 days ago by Chris

I love how St. Anthony of Padua serves as a landmark all over the south side of Gravois Avenue.

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