streetlamp

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Carrington Street

  • covid convict said:
    The warehouse seen here on the right of frame (at the corner of Carrington/Wynyard Sts) was built for Lark & Son. The original building was completed in ?1893...it was acquired by softgoods merchants Paterson Laing & Bruce in 1899, who then made additions, which were completed in 1900. More substantial additions along Carrington St, which almost doubled the size of the building, were made in ca. 1920. The building is seen here prior to the 1900 additions...which added 2 stories and a square tower at the Northern end, etc... The building also appears in this pic pre the 1900 additions www.flickr.com/photos/powerhouse_museum/2963813686/

[Royal Theatre, Copenhagen, Denmark] (LOC)

  • seier+seier said:
    the building to the right is erichsens palais (1797-1799) by c.f.harsdorff, architect (1735-1799). recent shot of it here: www.flickr.com/photos/seier/2439481234/
  • hewittclassof57 said:
    Would like to find Anne Larsson who used to work at the Royal Theatre. Also, her mother, Mitzi Larsson, worked there. We are coming to Copenhagen next week and would like to find Anne or Mitzi. Thanks!
  • seier+seier said:
    you should try sending an e-mail to the theatre: admin@kglteater.dk
  • Aradia Jameson said:
    its gorgeous inside to

Looking down Grey Street, Newcastle, 1958

  • Paul W L Jones said:
    Brilliant photo !!!!
  • NE2 3PN said:
    Lloyds Bank was among the first property owners to clean their stone facade. Lower down there's another clean premises - possibly the old Bank of England building? No parking meters or significant parking restrictions at that time, but double parking must have hastened the day when controls became much stricter.,