Donegall Square, neo-Baroque Architecture Irish Council travel tourism symbol Edwardian dome towers 19th century 20th century horizontal Alfred Brumwell Thomas Northern Ireland.
Description
This was designed by the architect Alfred Brumwell Thomas and built 1896-1906. It is the home of Belfast City Council. A magnificent Edwardian "wedding cake", built to reflect Belfast's City status, granted by Queen Victoria in 1888. The Dome is 53 metres (173 feet) high.
IRELAND06 Parliament Buildings Stormont Belfast Ireland UK Architecture Irish Northern Ireland neoclassical tourism travel government Assembly Arnold Thornley County Antrim United Kingdom Portland stone 20th century Stewart Partners. Designed by architect Arnold Thornley in neoclassical style, it was built by Stewart Partners, Ltd and opened in the 1920s. The Northern Ireland Assembly meets in this building.
Buildings Architecture Architecture, building, night, city, meeting-place, public hall, community hall, old building, Belmont Road, Belfast, Northern Ireland. 2004/12
City Hall, Cardiff, Capital City, Sunny Day, Blue Sky, City Centre, Cathays Park, Portland Stone, Architecture, Floral, Flowers, Display, Welsh, Wales, UK, United Kingdom, Great Britain, British, IPSV0773, IPSV4663,
City Hall, Cardiff, Capital City, Sunny Day, Blue Sky, City Centre, Cathays Park, Portland Stone, Architecture, Floral, Flowers, Display, Welsh, Wales, UK, United Kingdom, Great Britain, British, IPSV0773, IPSV4663,
View of the Guildhall frontage, Civic Centre, Southampton, Hampshire, UK. Civic Centre constructed 1928 - 39. Architect E Berry Webber. Classical style faced in Portland Stone.
Greenwich Hospital, Sir Christopher Wren, London, old, Maritime Museum, 18th Century English Renaissance style, dining room, Painted Hall, baroque, Royal Naval College, James Thornhill,
Maine, Portland, Historic Old Port District, Fore Street, Customhouse, Second Empire and Renaissance Revival styles, Constructed between 1867 and 1872, scaffolding, renovation,
Maine, Portland, Historic Old Port District, Fore Street, Customhouse, Second Empire and Renaissance Revival styles, Constructed between 1867 and 1872, scaffolding, renovation,
Maine, Portland, Historic Old Port District, Fore Street, Customhouse, Second Empire and Renaissance Revival styles, constructed between 1867 and 1872, scaffolding, renovation,
Belfast was the destination for the final leg of the 2009 Atlantic Challenge Tall Ships Race. Having sailed across the Atlantic Ocean from Canada, the ships where berthed in Belfast Quays between Thursday 13th and Sunday 16th August 2009. Fireworks display over the Brazilian Tall Ship Cisne Branco.
Freemasons’ Hall, London. A monumental structure built 1927-32, by Architects H V Ashley and F Winton Newman. Masses of Portland Stone and with imposing entrance columns and bronze doors, tower detail. Listed Grade 11*
Freemasons’ Hall, London. A monumental structure built 1927-32, by Architects H V Ashley and F Winton Newman. Masses of Portland Stone and with imposing entrance columns (detail) and bronze doors. Listed Grade 11*
Donegall Quay, Mills, Belfast, County Antrim, docks, London Midland Scottish Railway, John Thompson Co Ltd, Palata Tea, cranes, wharf, aerial, unloading, cargo, Northern Ireland, streetscape
Description
Donegall Quay and Mills, Belfast, County Antrim. Taken from a glass negative c1940s.
Bye-law, byelaw, warning, sign, signage, Belfast City Council, anti-social behaviour, drinking, alcohol, law and order, policing, PSNI, Police Service of Northern Ireland, Belfast,
The Giant's ring is a large earthwork circle, roughly 200m across, built about 2700 BCE during the Neolithic period. This is one of the finest in Britain and Ireland. In the middle is a tomb (now known as a dolmen) made up of five upright stones and a capstone, the bare frame of what was originally a chamber grave, covered with a cairn of stones and earth.
Bye-law, byelaw, warning, sign, signage, Belfast City Council, anti-social behaviour, drinking, alcohol, law and order, policing, PSNI, Police Service of Northern Ireland, Belfast, drunks,
St. Paul's Cathedral, London, England, UK; Saint Paul's; religion; religious; magnificent; Baroque; church; designed by Sir Christopher Wren in 1673; distinctive dome; Ludgate Hill; City of London; seat of the Bishop of London; large central dome; built of Portland stone; late Renaissance style; Basilica; landmark; chapels; aisles; circular galleries; clergy; choir; transepts; crypt; treasures; precious; artifacts; parish; Deans; worship; blue sky; stonework; tourist attraction
St. Paul's Cathedral, London, England, UK; Saint Paul's; religion; religious; magnificent; Baroque; church; designed by Sir Christopher Wren in 1673; distinctive dome; Ludgate Hill; City of London; seat of the Bishop of London; large central dome; built of Portland stone; late Renaissance style; Basilica; landmark; chapels; aisles; circular galleries; clergy; choir; transepts; crypt; treasures; precious; artifacts; parish; Deans; worship; blue sky; stonework; tourist attraction
