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Castle Architecture United Kingdom:     more books (100)

Behind the Castle Gate: From the Middle Ages to the Renaissance by Matthew Johnson, 2002-07-26 Castles of Scotland: A Voyage Through the Centuries (Historic Scotland) by Chris Tabraham, 2006-08-28 Windsor Castle: The Official Illustrated History by John Martin Robinson, 2010-03-15 Urquhart Castle and the Great Glen (Historic Scotland) by Nick Bridgland, 2006-04-28 CASTLES OF ENGLAND SCOTLAND AND WALES: A GUIDE AND GAZATEER by NATHANIEL HARRIS, 2003 Great Castles of Britain & Ireland by Lisa Hull, 2009-06-16 The Stately Houses, Palaces & Castles of Georgian, Victorian and Modern Britain: A sumptuous history and architectural guide to the grand country houses ... and maps From George I to Elizabeth by Charles Phillips, Richard G. Wilson, 2011-04-16 Glamis Castle (Research Reports) by Harry G. Slade, 2000-12-01 365 Historic Houses and Castles (In Your Pocket) by VisitBritain Publishing, 2008-03-01 An Account of Belsay Castle in the County of Northumberland by Sir Arthur E. Middleton, 1990-05-21 Framlingham and Orford Castles by Derek Renn, 1992-01-01 Castles of Britain and Ireland by Plantagenet S. Fry, 2001-08 THE CASTLE STORY by SHEILA SANCHA, 1981 Best Castles -England, Ireland, Scotland, Wales: The Essential Guide for Visiting and Enjoying by Various, 2006-10-10

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81. Fife - Scotland - United Kingdom
    http://www.britweb.com/scotland/fife/
    
    Extractions: Fife Aberdour The town, with a population of just over 1500 persons, is not far from Edinburgh and so is frequented by day trippers seeking to find the quiet of this small and inviting community. The main feature of Aberdour is Aberdour Castle which dates back to the 14th century with additions in the 15th and 16th. The castle also has extensive gardens which include 16th and 17 century gardens. Culross A finely preserved town (16th & 17th century) of red-tiled houses lining cobbled streets. The town dates back to the 16th century and developed well until the start of Transatlantic trade and the start of industrial areas in the west and central areas. The area was to go into decline for centuries until he National Trust purchased The Palace in 1932. Since then the town has been rediscovered and a renaissance of sorts has begun. The Palace was constructed between 1597 and 1611. The structure is an excellent example of Scottish architecture in spite of the origins of building material outside of the country including a large number of what are clearly Dutch tiles. In the town you can find the Culross Abbey which was founded in 1217. The Butcher's House shows the wares of the trade. The Sea Captains' House is quite interesting and contains a window which has a Greek inscription which reads "God provides and will provide." Dunfirmline The city, which is formerly the capital of Scotland, is known as the "auld grey town." Dramatic new industries have taken over from the coal mining and weaving of the past. The town no longer plays a colourful role in Scottish history but has the treasures from the past to provide us a glimpse of what once was. Andrew Carnagie was born here in 1835 to a man who was a hand loom weaver. After success in business in the United States, he gave many gifts to his old hometown including the Carnagie Baths, Pittencrieff Park, the Lauder Technical School and the Library. Well before Carnagie came the Dunfermline Abbey which dates to about 1070. The Abbey built up considerable wealth due to its extensive property, ferry tolls and coal pits. Its association with the royal establishment elevated its status to that of "the Westminster of Scotland" with 22 royals buried there.

82. All Conferences > Computers > Databases
    Begins, September 25, 2002. City, London. Country, united kingdom. Event, EnterpriseArchitecture. Begins, September 23, 2002. City, London. Country, united kingdom.  
    http://www.allconferences.net/Computers/Databases/

83. Crown Castle International -UK Directors
    with Crown castle International Corporate Information Services in the US, ensuresuch solutions are in line with the overall company strategy and architecture.  
    http://www.crowncastle.com/world/uk/directors.shtml
    
    Extractions: Peter Abery was appointed President and Managing Director of Crown Castle UK Limited in January 2002. Prior to this he had been the President and Chief Operating Officer of Crown Castle Australia Pty Limited (CCA). He has extensive experience in the telecommunications industry and has previously been the Managing Director of Vodafone Network in Australia. Prior to joining Vodafone, he held various positions with Telstra, including Managing Director of Industry Services for Domestic Wholesale Business and Director of Strategy. Mr. Abery has a Master of Science in Electrical Engineering, an MBA, and he attended the International Senior Manager Program at The Harvard Business School. John Ward joined Crown Castle in 1997 following the company's acquisition of the BBC Transmission department in which he had held a number of key broadcast engineering roles. His responsibilities include overseeing all global broadcast-related activities and maintaining the highest standard of products and services for existing and new customers. Specific areas of responsibility, within the UK, include the delivery of all the BBC's terrestrial transmission services - both analogue and digital television and radio and ONdigital's digital terrestrial television service.

84. Grand Tour Of United Kingdom, Glasgow
    grand tour of england, masses of information on visiting Britain and the grand tour.Visiting Bath, Cotswolds, Stratford, Chester, Lake District, Carlisle,  
    http://grandtour.4t.com/glasgownew.htm
    
    Extractions: A FREE UK Travel Planning Resource, Grand tour of UK, masses of information on visiting Britain and the grand tour. Visiting Bath, Cotswold's, Stratford, Chester, Lake District, Carlisle, Glasgow, Fort William, Skye, Loch Ness, Inverness, Edinburgh, Durham and York. Glasgow A wonderful city that has often been side-tracked by the tourist in favour of its more glamorous neighbour Edinburgh. Mainly due to the infamous "Gorbals" which was reputed to be one of the worst slums in Europe.

85. Artists, Artist Links, Visual Arts For Artists, Famous Artists And Performing Ar
    industry, government agencies, cad and landscape architecture. Pop Clocks POP CLOCKSUnited States World ,. Cesky Krumlov castle Cesky Krumlov castle Cesky  
    http://wwar.com/categories/Architecture/Alphabetized/C/
    
    Extractions: Calvert Cliffs of Maryland Calvert CliffsMaryland by Jeanne D. McLennan1973 The Calvert Cliffs on the western shore of the Chesapeake Bay in Calvert County are justly famous as a fossil collecting area. The fossiliferous deposits belong to the Chesapeake Group ... Camenzind Grafensteiner - Architects HTL RIBA SIA AIA

86. Scotland Photo Gallery: WorldWeb Travel Guide For Scotland, United Kingdom
    Buildings architecture •Bridges (2) •castles Palaces (5) •Dwellings (4 SpaSheraton Grand Hotel and Spa Nestled in the shadow of Edinburgh castle!  
    http://www.scotland.worldweb.com/PhotoGallery/

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