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Castle Architecture General:     more books (100)

Notes On the Architecture and History of Caldicot Castle, Monmouthshire, by O. Morgan and T. Wakeman by Charles Octavius S. Morgan, 2010-03-12 The King and His Castle: Neuschwanstein (Adventures in Art and Architecture) by Peter O. Kruckmann, Christopher Wynne, 2001-04 Great Irish Houses and Castles by Jacqueline O'Brien, 1998-09-01 Castles of the Weser Renaissance by Michael Bischoff, 2008-12-25 Understanding the Castle Ruins of England and Wales: How to Interpret the History and Meaning of Masonry and Earthworks by Lise Hull, 2008-12-30 Italian Splendor: Great Castles, Palaces, and Villas by Roberto Schezen, 2004-06-12 Welsh Castles: A Guide by Counties by Adrian Pettifer, 2000-08-03 Castles in Context: Power, Symbolism and Landscape 1066-1500 by Robert Liddiard, 2005-10-30 Leeds Castle (Great Houses of Britain) by Nick McCann, 2002-11-11 The Three Castles, Grosmont Castle - Skenfrith Castle - White Castle: Hen Gwrt Moated Site (CADW Guidebooks) by Jeremy K. Knight, Cadw: Welsh Historic Monuments, 2000-06 Fashion & Architecture by Martin Pawley, 2001-02-14 The Daily Telegraph Castles & Ancient Monuments of Ireland: A Unique Guide to More Than 150 Historic Sites by Damien Noonan, 2001-05-01 Castles of the Western World: With 240 Illustrations (Magnificent Castles) by Armin Tuulse, 2002-12-13 Scarborough Castle by English Heritage, 2001-09-03

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41. Artists, Artist Links, Visual Arts For Artists, Famous Artists And Performing Ar
    DialSpace Natural World general 4 Conservation 10 Environment 7 NaturalHistory The first site entirely devoted to the castle and its gardens.  
    http://www.wwar.com/categories/Architecture/History_Related/

42. Hotels In Castles And Palaces In Poland
    lies a gem of Polish architecture the castle in Baran?andomierski. The grave of general Wybicki, author of Polish national anthem, is located by  
    http://hotels.poland.com/hotels-castles.php?type=3&loc=-1&languageID=2

43. Castle Bookshop Homepage - Secondhand Specialists For Archaeology, Local History
    general Archaeology, 1 174, general architecture, 537 - 786 Includes theMedieval architecture of Lincoln inc the castle Cathedral,  
    http://dspace.dial.pipex.com/town/square/fe63/cat109.htm
    
    Extractions: CATALOGUE 109 Click here to return to homepage Catalogue 109, June 2005 We are always pleased to welcome customers to our premises at Llandyssil near Montgomery, which are open by appointment only , to see or collect items from the catalogue stock. If you would like further information about any item in this catalogue, do not hesitate to 'phone or fax us. Orders may be made by phone 01686 668484 (answering machine out of business hours), fax 01686 668842, letter or E-mail castlebooks@dial.pipex.com Payment can be made by credit card, (Visa, Mastercard/Access, Delta, Switch, Connect) which can be accepted over the phone and is the easiest method of payment. If you order by letter please do not enclose a cheque, per parcel maximum in U K, is additional to all prices in this catalogue. Orders from abroad, please pay by an acceptable credit card or in sterling. The books will be sent surface post unless you request air. Receipts can only be given if a sae is enclosed with payment. No reply, regret sold.

44. Middleages
    castles In England and Wales castle architecture and Life Style castle Life castles History of Vikings general Information about Sweden’s Vikings  
    http://lincolnmagnet.springfield.k12.il.us/resources/sixth grade/middleages.html

45. Oxford University Press: Belmont Castle: Richard P. Harper
    You are here OUP USA Home US general Catalog Archaeology Near Eastern the castle s architecture, its military functions, and its economic role.  
    http://www.oup.com/us/catalog/general/subject/Archaeology/NearEastern/?view=usa&

46. LILLIAN'S ELECTRONIC TOUR OF THE CASTLE - The General Offices Of The Wesetinghou
    Now home of the George Westinghouse Museum, the stone castle stands as a a castle in Scotland, it proved to be a magnificent piece of architecture.  
    http://www.georgewestinghouse.com/castle.html
    
    Extractions: On Friday, March 13, 1992, I moved to Wilmerding, Pennsylvania, just seventy-eight years and a day after the death of inventor George Westinghouse , founder of the Westinghouses Air Brake Company. Adjusting to the sounds of passing trains, the hum of the rails, and the toll of the bell from the Town Clock took me quite a while. The clock is part of the Castle, an affectionate name given the old executive headquarters of the Air Brake, known by my mother-in-law and other long time town folk simply as the G.O. Set to chime the correct number of times every hour on the hour, the Town Clock also strikes once every half hour. Midnight is no different from high noon to that persistent clock. You can well imagine my dislike for it during my first few weeks of adjustment to city living. Nonetheless, the first one in line to tour the Castle during Wilmerding Days, a time when everyone gets together to celebrate the town, was yours truly. Patterned after a castle in Scotland, it proved to be a magnificent piece of architecture. A rare treat indeed. Mr. Westinghouse, himself, was present in life size cardboard cutout form, standing there in his old office. Old Wilmerding. What an impressive sight she was from the window of his second floor semi-oval office. Everything was visible including trains, rails and the Air Brake manufacturing plant which once employed well over 6,000 people. I was overwhelmed.

47. Smith's Castle Bookstore ~ Architecture & Interiors ~ 1
    The rich diversity of this country s architecture is reflected in the nearly architectural historians, preservationists, curators, and general readers  
    http://www.smithscastle.org/museum_shop/bookstore/Books_Arch1.htm

48. Lithuania: Architecture - A Part Of Randburg
    The architecture of the cities of Lithuania is like a mirror which contains a The Rulers Palace of the Lower castle in Vilnius (presently under  
    http://www.randburg.com/li/general/general_16.html
    
    Extractions: The architecture of the cities of Lithuania is like a mirror which contains a reflection of our history. The brick and walled castles of the Middle Ages comprise the oldest surviving monuments of Lithuanian architecture, attesting to the austere periods of the founding of the state. From the 14th century onwards, architecture began to be shaped by European traditions. All the styles of Europe, one after the other, reached the country, sometimes belatedly. In the 14th century, there was the early Gothic style, exemplified by the castle of the rulers in Trakai. In the 15th century, the late Gothic style marked the Church of St. Anne in Vilnius. (This was the church Napoleon admired so much that he wanted to see it relocated in Paris). During the Renaissance Period of the 16th century, cities began to be constructed according to a formal plan and structure. The Rulers' Palace of the Lower Castle in Vilnius (presently under reconstruction) dates from this period. The Baroque style took hold in Lithuania in the 17th century, and produced a vast number of masterpieces. The Baroko Kelias (Baroque Way), established throughout Lithuania in 1996 under the auspices of the Council of Europe, touched only a part of the treasure trove. Vilnius is sometimes alluded to as the Baroque capital of the entire region.

49. Wiley::Art + Architecture
    general architecture Design Doing as Understanding An Interview with WillAlsop (H. castle). Art and architecture A Reciprocal Relationship?  
    http://eu.wiley.com/WileyCDA/WileyTitle/productCd-0470847735,descCd-tableOfConte

50. Architecture Of England, Scotland, And Wales — Greenwood Publishing Group
    the volume also includes a timeline, a general bibliography, a glossary ofarchitectural terms, Cardiff castle, Cardiff, South Glamorgan, Wales  
    http://www.greenwood.com/books/BookDetail.asp?dept_id=1&sku=GR1850&imprintID=I1

51. Jossey-Bass::Property Development And Progressive Architecture: The New Alliance
    general architecture Design The architecture of Ken Yeang (Helen castle).A Housing Boom Embraces High Design (Masaaki Takahashi).  
    http://www.josseybass.com/WileyCDA/WileyTitle/productCd-0470862149,descCd-tableO

52. KOREAN TRADITIONAL ARCHITECTURE -1
    The Choson Dynasty was founded by an ambitious general, YiSongge, Some ofwestern techniques and devices for castle building works were adopted in the  
    http://nongae.gsnu.ac.kr/~mirkoh/ob5.html
    
    Extractions: -Choson Architecture(14C.~19C.) T he Choson Dynasty was founded by an ambitious general, Yi-Songge, in 1392, and ontinued until 1910, The history of Choson architecture would be described in three periods of the early, the middle, and the late period, in accordance with the cultrural and architectural development. I n the early period, The architecture developed as a succession from the cultural inheritance of the previous dynasty with the new political guiding principles of Confucianism, that took the place of Buddhism. Through the influence of Confucianism, a refined aristocratic taste of the previous era was replaced by the characteristics of unsophisticated, simple and humble beauty with the qualities of commonness and steadiness. The intercolumnar bracket set system was used in building the most important edifice on the premises. The columnar bracket set system and the eclectic bracket system, which consists of architectural elements from both columnar and intercolumnar systems, were also used for temples and other important buildings. F rom the beginning of the middle period, national resources were exhausted due to the Japanese invasions which started from l592 and continued for seven years. The recovery from the destruction caused by this invasion was very slow. Divison and rivalry among Confucian scholars who controlled the country politically and socially produced more severe party strife. Because of the anti-Manch attitude of the Korean scholars, the cultural influence of Ch'ing was exerted so little upon the Korean culture that native element and expression in architecture were developed more extensively. The intercolumnar bracket set system was generally used for all the important buildings in this period.

53. Brandeis Libraries Robert D. Farber University Archives
    Series Summary general architecture Inclusive Dates 19491997 Arrangement 5, November 1978 Usen castle in Perspective 1.1, nd Usen castle in  
    http://library.brandeis.edu/specialcollections/FindingGuides/archives/dept&subje

54. 29th FEBS Congress, 26 June - 1 July 2004, Warsaw, POLAND
    Town with the Royal castle and the Classicist architecture of the Royal Route . More general information about Warsaw can be found on the web site  
    http://www.febs2004.pl/gi.html
    
    Extractions: th FEBS Congress 26 June - 1 July 2004 Warsaw POLAND Organizer: Polish Biochemical Society Patronage: Aleksander Kwa¶niewski, President of the Republic of Poland I nvitation S cientific Committee ... eather in Warsaw Last modified: Webmaster: Wojciech Wojtowicz wwojtowi@febs2004.pl General information CONGRESS VENUE Congress venue will take place in new facilities of Gromada Conference Centre and Hotel. The building is located in: Congress Center - Hotel Gromada http://www.gromada.pl Access by bus ("175" or "188") or by taxi (name: "919"). CITY OF WARSAW Warsaw is one of the youngest capitals in Europe. It became the Polish capital after Cracow in 16th century. Early settlements however already existed in the 10th century. In 1655 Warsaw's development as the country's capital was halted upon the Swedish invasion known as the "deluge". Warsaw experienced its "golden age" in the 18th century under the last Poland's king Stanislaw August Poniatowski. During that time it was transformed into a modern city. During Poland's partitions by 3 countries, from late 18th century until the World War I Warsaw never gained independence. After World War I Warsaw was re-established as the capital of Poland. Until the World War II Varsovians worked hard to build new infrastructure and expand the city, and by 1939 the population of Warsaw had risen to over 1.3 million.

55. Warwick Art History Web: Architecture
    Link lists general sites architecture by period Architectural Durham Cathedral and castle Exeter Cathedral keystones and carvings New!  
    http://www2.warwick.ac.uk/fac/arts/arthistory/weblinks/subjects/architecture/

56. Siwa And Sinai Archives: Traditional Architecture And Eco-Friendly Tourist Facil
    These are Basata camp, castle Beach resort, Meditation resort on White Mountain,Siwa, Egypt, general View. White Mountain, Siwa, Egypt, general View  
    http://archnet.org/institutions/MIUARCH/library/images/collection.tcl?collection

57. Capitol Castle
    Capitol castle Old State Capitol s unique architecture has undergone changes A general contest then commenced and blows were passed without much damage  
    http://www.sec.state.la.us/museums/osc/osc/advocate-032700.htm
    
    Extractions: The Old State Capitol served as Louisiana's state house from 1850 until 1861. After a restoration, it again served as the Capitol from 1882 until the new Capitol was dedicated in 1932. Gov. Huey Long had little use for old buildings, especially the Old State Capitol. It had bad memories of impeachment proceedings brought against him there in 1929. He wanted to tear down the old Gothic castle and build a modern skyscraper capitol, something he thought a progressive state like Louisiana deserved. Long got his new capitol, but thanks to two strong-willed women, Mrs. J.W. Tucker and Mrs. Irving Dameron, the Old State Capitol was saved. "Mrs. Tucker and Puffy Dameron sat on the steps of the Old State Capitol and said, 'Over our dead bodies will you tear down this building,'" said Elise Rosenthal, who fought to save the building again some 50 years later. New Orleans had originally been designated the capital city of the state, but it offered too many temptations for the legislators. The Constitution of 1845 moved the capital to a location "no closer than 60 miles" to New Orleans but left the responsibility of designating a site to the Legislature. It selected Baton Rouge.

58. Lifelong Learning
    Cardiff and its castle bibliography. Cardiff castle. general; Buildings; The Grant JP, Cardiff castle its history and architecture, Cardiff 1923.  
    http://www.cardiff.ac.uk/learn/archaeol/bibs/cardiff.php
    
    Extractions: About us Courses Training Enrol ... Home var sc_project=708311; var sc_partition=5; var sc_security="351337b9"; var sc_invisible=1; Home Archaeology and the Ancient World A miscellaneous collection of brief summaries of local monuments (a perambulation, Cardiff Castle, Llandaff Cathedral and Bishops’ Palace, Llandaff Court) and a summary of the Anglo Norman Conquest, is to be found in: Newman J., Glamorgan, Penguin/University of Wales, London 1995. This is the local volume in the Buildings of Wales series, the equivalent for Wales of the famous Pevsner Buildings of England series. Cardiff is on pp.180-314.

59. Renaissance Links - Architecture
    architecture in general Castles. architecture in general. Renaissance and Baroquearchitecture http//www.lib.virginia.edu/dic/colls/arh102/index.html  
    http://www.twingroves.district96.k12.il.us/Renaissance/GeneralFiles/RenLinksArch

60. France
    castles of the World Reference for castles, palaces and monasteries Tours castle Tours Hotels castle Hotels architecture architecture castles for Sale  
    http://www.castles.org/castles/Europe/Western_Europe/France/

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