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Therefore, the exhibition reflects the dynamism and «copy and paste aspect» of London: dramatic steel constructions stand alongside delicate canvas pieces, just like the silver skyscrapers and sandstone buildings which make up The City.
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After the great fire of 1886, which destroyed 14 timber buildings, Calgarians started building in sandstone, which was fireproof, easily workable and readily available in the area.
The smaller sandstone house, which sits on a knoll in the middle of the nine - acre tract, was built about 1723 by early Dutch settler Jacob Vanderbilt.
The museum was built in 1889 with sandstone from Hermand Quarry, West Lothian — which in Carboniferous times was near the equator and covered in tropical swamp.
The red sandstone buildings mimic that of the castle in the centre which give an almost romantic feel to Cumbria's capital city and the Citadel in the centre gives the city a contemporary feel.
Peruse boutiques and galleries, take in views of the iconic Sydney Harbour Bridge, and observe the historic sandstone buildings for which the area was named.
This morning we enjoy a guided walking tour of Lecce, during which we see many fine examples of Baroque architecture and beautiful sandstone buildings.
The highlight of the festival is the 26 km narrow - gauge railway, the Sandstone Railway, along which at least 23 locomotives build up a head of steam.
The Boise Art Museum is set in a beautiful Art Deco building and houses an exhibition of contemporary works and an exquisite outdoor sculpture garden, and the Idaho State Capitol Building, which is set in an elegant sandstone building is well worth vbuilding and houses an exhibition of contemporary works and an exquisite outdoor sculpture garden, and the Idaho State Capitol Building, which is set in an elegant sandstone building is well worth vBuilding, which is set in an elegant sandstone building is well worth vbuilding is well worth visiting.
Known on the University of Nebraska at Kearny campus as the Frank House, the museum is a magnificent mansion made of beautiful Colorado red sandstone which was built by the G.W. Frank family to entice investors to Kearney.