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John Welford @indexer (4852) • Leicester, England 2 Aug 19

This two-storey stone building dates from around 1495. It is in the village of Easton on the Hill, which is in the top north-east corner of Northamptonshire. The rector of Easton at that time was Thomas Stokes, who came from a...

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Rooms for rent, $2 per week!

James Higgins @JamesHxstatic (29410) • Eugene, Oregon 29 Nov 17

Last weekend, walking around downtown Portland, Oregon, I saw this sing on the side of a building, perhaps a hundred years old. I could not include the bottom of the sign due to a construction fence, but it says, "Hot and Cold...

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Let Us Now Praise Cool Venues

Four Walls @FourWalls (86778) • United States 9 Jun 17

If you've noticed, I've been MIA today. Aside from it being my aunt's 90th birthday I drove to St. Louis for a concert. I get to see someone new (as far as concerts goes) tonight: Parker Millsap. (Robbie Fulks is the headliner,...

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Crown street school

goingeagle3 @eagletrek2 (5514) • Kingston, New York 27 Mar 16

The building in the photo at one time was use. As a elemtery school. As of right now it use to house all the office of the schools in my Area. This building is all so located in Kingston New York.

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Fire exits in buildings --- do you check their location when you are there?

moneymakingtoday @moneymakingtoday (4061) • Philippines 12 Feb 10

Buildings vary. There are big, small, new, modern or old ones. Others have elevators while some don't. There are times that we visit offices located in either of these buildings for varied reasons. Do you always make it a...

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Preservating the history or destruction for growth?

faisai @faisai (1138) • Hong Kong 30 May 09

When time passed, it leaves its mark and we called that history. New buildings built today is the old building tomorrow. Many cities face this dilemma: The city need more place to grow as the need for living/commercial area...

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What kind of attitude should to take to these old buildings?

shenzhouplaza @shenzhouplaza (1676) • China 31 Jan 07

Nowadays, there are many old ancient buildings destroyed every year. Instead, people build up some skycrapes on the site of the old buildings. Is it a good thing or bad thing for people to do things like this?

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