cupolas

37 photos tagged cupolas, from 3 members of Flickr Commons.

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2009

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Cesar Romero Robles said:
c1890.. as designed by John Rennie and his son Sir John in 1831.. In 1905 the pavements were corbelled out on either side so as to give more width to the road.. Old London Bridge.. which had houses on it.. was further downstream to the right.. The tower of Wren's church of St. Magnus the Martyr was at its entrance.. This tower has now been obscured by the 1924 Adelaide House.. On the left of the bridge is the 1831-34 Fishmongers' Hall
lutefisk73 said:
The ships on the right of the photo are docked at Fresh Wharf - see en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fresh_Wharf .
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lucianopadin said:
This is one of the best black and white images ever!
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SuperDewa said:
How fascinating. The house to the left has clearly been removed somehow it is one of the oldest houses in Chatham and would certainly be visible above that tree. It's called the 1812 house, which suggests, of course, that it was built in 1812, over 100 years before the Tracy was built.
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Andy said:
This is the market hall at Market Harborough, Leicestershire, dated 1614.
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