chapels

110 photos and 5 illustrations tagged chapels, from 10 members of Flickr Commons.

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First Presbyterian Church of Buffalo (New York)

from Cornell University Library

  • fortbruce said:
    Hi, I'm an admin for a group called First Presbyterian Church of Buffalo, NY a Photographic History, and we'd love to have this added to the group!
  • fortbruce said:
    This is an excellent photograph of the North facing Chapel window before the 1947 redecoration and remodeling. The chapel was the first part of the edifice constructed and services were first held here on September 11th, 1889. The first services in the main sanctuary were held on december 1891 and the building was not dedicated until the main tower was completed in May 1897.
  • Cynthia Van Ness said:
    Hi, I'm an admin for a group called E.B. Green, Architect, and we'd love to have this added to the group!
  • barbara Bradshaw said:
    very nice photo. looks like a nice church have a great day
  • Cornell University Library said:
    Thank you very much for your comments !

Bristol. Tyntesfield Manor

from Cornell University Library

  • Redcrow at Corvus Chainmaille said:
    This is now owned by the National Trust and can be visited by the public.
  • brimmo said:
    Technically this building has all ways been outside the boundaries of Bristol,it is situated betweeb Failand and Clevedon,if you have the chance to visit,do so,as it is an impressive building
  • Andy said:
    Interesting and I think fairly rare clear view of the front before Henry Woodyer's alterations of 1887-90. He added a shallow projection left of hte porch (see note on the photo) containing three bay windows in a row instead of the one here, to light the enlarged dining room. He also made matching windows directly above.
  • Cornell University Library said:
    Thank you for your comments!!

The Chapel at la Calahorra Castle

from Cornell University Library

  • jorge dragón said:
    This is the Cathedral at Calahorra city ; "La Calahorra castle" is in Grenade province: same name, with article, but different place, 850 km south.
  • Felix del Valle said:
    Como bien indica Jorge en el comentario anterior, la fotografía no es del Castillo de la Calahorra en la provincia de Granada, sino de la Catedral de Calahorra, entonces provincia de Logroño, en la actual Comunidad Autónoma de La Rioja (España). La fachada principal es de estilo barroco y fue construida entre 1680 y 1704 por los hermanos Raon, originarios de Luxemburgo. El último cuerpo y el frontón en estilo neoclásico fue añadido por Antonio de Beriñaga en 1772. Title: Vista de la Catedral de Calahorra Photographer: Juan Laurent (French, 1816-1886) Photograph date: 05/1865 Building Date: ca. 1484-ca. 1772 Location: Europe: Spain; La Rioja; Calahorra