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[b]Octagon at Amherst College. [/b]First observatory building on campus built around 1847-1848. Originally housed the Lawrence Observatory, it is a Massachusetts historic building. It was the first building erected by the college exclusively for scientific pursuits. \n\nHere is another view:\n[url=/file_closeup.php?id=21513792][img]/file_thumbview_approve.php?size=2&id=21513792[/img][/url]
A monument/memorial dedicated to the Indian servicemen who fought in Flanders fields during the first world war. Behind the monument is the Menin Gate.
Paris, the esplanade des Invalides, with cannons, and the Eiffel Tower in background, touristic place
Fort Story, Virginia, USA - April 13, 2024: A binocular awaits tourists near the New Cape Henry Lighthouse, built in 1881, and a harbor control tower on a sunny day.
White Plains, NY - USA - Feb 10, 2023 Three quarter view of the White Plains Armory. A historic building in White Plains, New York, in Westchester County. Built in 1910, it served as a National Guard armory.
Normandy, France, September 02, 2019: Looking at a 150mm canon of the Longues-sur-Mer artillery battery wich was constructed during the World War II by germans army near the french village of Longues-sur-Mer. The battery was sited on a 60 m (200 ft) cliff overlooking the north sea and formed a part of Germany's Atlantic Wall coastal fortifications. But it couldn´t prevent the Allied landing beaches of Gold and Omaha and shelled both beaches on D-Day (6 June 1944).
London, United Kingdom – February 24, 2024: The skyline of London, UK with buildings and Imperial War Museum tanks under a cloudy sky
Cannon at Chateau Frontenac Hotel in Quebec City, Canada.
The Mausoleum of Marasesti is a memorial to remember those who died during the World War 1 fighting (1917) on the frontline Marasesti - Marasti - Oituz, a battle that stopped the advancement of the German troupes and resulted in a peace treaty between Germany and the Austro - Hungarian Empire on one side and Romania and Russia on the other side. \nGeneral Eremia Grigorescu, the Romanian troupes' commander, said the faimos words You shall not pass.
Place Vendôme in the heart of Paris
Portsmouth, United Kingdom - August 20, 2018: A panorama of Mallets Mortar in front the Fort Nelson - a Royal Armouries museum near Portsmouth and part of the 'Palmerston Follies' chain of fortification built around the naval town of Portsmouth during the late Victorian era (1860-1875). Mallet's Mortar was a British shell-firing mortar built for the Crimean War, but never used in combat. The mortar was designed by Robert Mallet and was constructed in separate sections so that it could be transported. Two examples were built by the Thames Ironworks and Shipbuilding Company at a cost of £4,300 per mortar, although the project threw the company into bankruptcy which resulted in the work being divided among three other firms which managed to deliver the mortars in May 1857. Testing began on 19 October 1857 with further testing on 18 December 1857, 21 July 1858 and 28 of July 1858. Each test was brought to an end by damage to the mortar. A total of 19 rounds were fired with a rate of about 4 shells an hour being achieved. \nShell weight was between 2,352 and 2,940 pounds (1,067 and 1,334 kg). In testing with an 80-pound (36 kg) charge it fired the lighter shell a distance of 2,759 yards (2,523 m) with a flight time of 23 seconds. Both mortars are today in the collection of the Royal Armouries, the UK's national museum of arms and armour. The gun used for testing is on loan to the Royal Artillery at their base in Woolwich, while the unfired gun is on display at the Royal Armouries Fort Nelson.
Cannon and Chateau Frontenac hotel with trees during winter day downtown Quebec city
One old obsolete Bessemer converter, used in the Bessemer process for the iron and steel industry.
New York City, United States, April 7, 2023 - Earl Hall at Columbia University in New York City.
10/18/2014 - London, England - Front facade of the Imperial War Museum, a Bristish Museum first established in 1917, the museum commemorates all conflicts in which British or Commonwealth forces have been involved since 1914.
The Tennessee State Capitol in Nashville, Tennessee, as Seen from the Southeast, at War Memorial / Legislative Plaza
Architectural features of colonial buildings in Queen St. West. The area is considered a historic heritage district in the city of Toronto, Canada
New York, New York, USA - June 20, 2023: View of the original torch on the Statue of Liberty (also called Liberty Enlightening the World), currently on display in the Liberty Museum on Liberty Island. The statue carried this torch from 1886 to 1984. After nearly a century, the torch was replaced by one that was more durable, and better matched the vision of the statue’s designer.
Vermont Capitol buliding
Toronto, Canada - April 27, 2021: The Munk School of Global Affairs and Public Policy at the University of Toronto in Toronto. The Munk School of Global Affairs is an interdisciplinary academic centre
Saint Joseph, Missouri - August 24, 2024: The Wyeth Tootle Mansion in St. Joe, MO
Boston, Massachusetts, USA - June 27, 2019: Sunlight reflects off the gold dome of the Massachusetts State House, the state capitol and seat of government for the Commonwealth of Massachusetts.
Park fountain Pavillion, nature mineral water, Radenci, Slovenia
Facade of Maine State Capitol in Augusta during summer day
London, England - June 19, 2016: Amazing view of Imperial War Museum, London, England, United Kingdom
The campus of McGill University in Montreal, Quebec, Canada.
New Orleans, USA - April 22, 2018: Downtown old town Chartres street in Louisiana famous town, city with closeup of museum cabildo, nobody
Wichita Kansas is a city full of church history. Within the downtown district many church building can be viewed. The architectural design gives a glimpse into the past.
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