Sentences with phrase «century mill house»

This converted 17th - century mill house was once a paper mill and didn't become a family home in 1910.

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Housed in a former flourmill, (the 19th Century building is shining like never before) head chef Matt Carulei and team mill their own flour to make delicious breads, just one example of the «from the ground up» catering.

The Historic Millwork District was redeveloped from old factories and mills, dormant since the early part of the 20th century, into a new mixed - use development incorporating housing, workplaces and entertainment.

Our house was in a rural part of Pennsylvania and was not really a house at all but a wild castle built into the burnt - out ruins of a nineteenth - century silk mill, and our backyard was not a regular yard but a meandering meadow, with a creek running through it and wild geese living in it and a Death Slide cable that ran from high on an oak to the bank of the stream and deposited you, shrieking, into the shallow water.

At the on - site restaurant, housed in a centuries - old converted sugar mill, the catch of the day is grilled to perfection.

Finally, we continue to the Balenbouche estate; the working plantation proudly demonstrates the life of the 18th century with remains of the old sugar mill and a visit to the 18th Century plantationcentury with remains of the old sugar mill and a visit to the 18th Century plantationCentury plantation House.

Housed in a converted 19th - century cotton mill, Britannia Hotel - Manchester City Centre opened in 1982.

This stunning book reveals the beauty of the museum's remarkable holdings, housed in a renovated nineteenth - century mill building with a...

The Hauser Wirth & Schimmel Gallery is housed in a revamped industrial complex, a flour mill built in the nineteenth century.

With an expansive view of The Massachusetts Museum of Contemporary Art (MASS MoCA) from its porches, this row of beautifully detailed 19th Century Victorian row houses pays homage to generations of mill worker families who once called them home.

Housed in a former flour mill that dates back to the late 19th century, the gallery occupies an entire city block, including a bookstore and an upscale restaurant, with more square feet of gallery space than many museums.

And the three - story 19th - century mill here, housing a survey of his panoramic wall drawings, is our Museo di San Marco: a building full of art conceived by one artist, executed by many hands, devoted to big ideas.

In their stead we get 13th - century Yorkshire mills and Norfolk manor houses.