... 141 St Paul's Cathedral , 17 , 64 , 130 , 151 , 154 , 155 , 170 , 179 Lord Nelson's funeral , 10-11 St Paul's Church , Covent Garden , 95 St Peter's Abbey , Ghent , 23 , 31 , 32 St Pierre , Le Sieur de , 128 , 129 St Thomas's ...
... Charles , 25 Burke , Edmund S. , 81 Burlinghame , Cal . , 233 Burroughs , John , 138 Busbey , Katherine G. , 240 butler ... Mrs. Thomas ( Lucy ) , 261 Carnegie , Thomas , 260 Carnegie , Thomas Morrison , Jr. , 261 carpenter .
This magnificent book describes the great country houses built with American industrial fortunes from the end of the Civil War until 1940.
The remains of an industry that flourished in the Saxon period can be seen from the sea wall: humps in the marsh reveal the position of huts. They also trapped fish here. Huts, traps and the wood that was burned to heat seawater were ...
Greenwich is not only the site of Britain's celebration of the new millennium, it has been emblematic of the history of Britain during the last thousand years.
Devonshire's biggest gamble was to put himself forward as one of the handful of noblemen who invited William III to take the throne, compelling the last of the Stuarts, James II, a Catholic who had recently produced a male heir, ...
Clumsy workmen managed to smash the stone that originally covered Bishop Davies's tomb, but his coffin was found, the body quickly turning to dust once the lid was lifted. Davies was born in 1505, the son of a priest who should not, ...
- Each of the 12 houses will be featured in national and international press to announce the book- In the UK, the media includes Tatler, House & Garden, Country Life, The English Home, and Telegraph Luxury Online- In the US, the media ...
On 15 April 2019, Paris's beloved Notre Dame was ablaze.
Originally published in 1980, long out of print and now thoroughly revised and reillustrated, this book recounts the architectural and social history of the era, describing the clients, the architects, the styles and accoutrements of the ...
As well as castles and manor houses, there was another precursor to the country house: the pleasance. ... 'Wher he may finde Plesance of love, his herte boweth,' wrote the poet John Gower – and a playful name might be attached.
This book recounts the architectural and social history of country houses built in Britain between 1890 and 1939, describing the clients, architects, the styles and accoutrements of the country houses.
Through stunning images this book reveals the national confidence and prosperity that led to a new-found grandeur and scale in the architecture commissioned.