archedwindows

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Oxford. Brasenose College, Entrance

  • Mando Maniac said:
    Hi, I'm an admin for a group called ANYTHING GOES ENGLAND,VINTAGE PHOTOS,POSTCARDS,EPHEMERAetc..., and we'd love to have this added to the group!
  • Jon M. Myers said:
    This is the Gatehouse of the Schools Quadrangle, taken from inside the quadrangle, in front of the main entrance to the Bodleian Library. It is not Brasenose College. An excellent resource, by the way. Thanks
  • Cornell University Library said:
    Jon M. Myers Thank you for your comment. We will forward this information to the relevant department in the Library.

Feathers Inn, Ludlow (Shropshire)

  • Lynne&Bill said:
    Picture is of Glastonbury Abbey, and nothing to do with the Feathers in Ludlow.
  • organic carpenter said:
    Come on Cornell. It's the Gallilee Chapel of Glastonbury Abbey, as Lynne&Bill pointed out two and a half years ago...
  • Cornell University Library said:
    [https://www.flickr.com/photos/gooner67] Lynne&Bill Thanks for letting us know about this! We will gladly forward it to the curator.

Studebaker Fine Arts and Old Art Insititute Buildings

  • Irina Hynes said:
    This is great! It shows the Studebaker factory/showroom building (built in 1885) before it added some stories and became the Fine Arts Building (in 1898). (The floors behind the arched windows were the showrooms for Studebaker horse-drawn carriages, and the smaller windows above were for the assembly of the carriages.) You can also see that Adler & Sullivan's Auditorium Building had not gone up yet, to the left.
  • Susan Barsy said:
    Viewers interested in the modern-day history of this building may be interested in the following illustrated post: "The Fine Arts Gets a Face-Lift" on the website Celia Her City. I appreciate Cornell's making this magnificent photograph available online. Susan Barsy, PhD
  • Cornell University Library said:
    Irina Hynes Susan Barsy Thank you for your contributions!