PICTURES
Vintage Ceiling
gothjen posted a photo:
We always knew the ceilings in our house were dropped, but we didn’t realize we had a nifty ceiling hidden away.
We see some renos in our future.
Looks like it might be a tin ceiling.
Tin Ceiling
gothjen posted a photo:
We always knew the ceilings in our house were dropped, but we didn’t realize we had a nifty ceiling hidden away.
We see some renos in our future.
cdv
johncurtisrea posted a photo:
Miss Lander of Boston
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johncurtisrea posted a photo:
Her hair reminds me of an octopuss.
The Vance Hotel
ekelly80 posted a photo:
Eureka, California
~language of love~
erin-thérèse posted a photo:
My great-great-grandparents Albert Longhurst and Jemima Hamilton are buried under this monument in Ufford Cemetery, Muskoka, Ontario, Canada.
In the language of flowers, the rose is the emblem of love and ivy represents eternity, or ‘forever.’ The ivy entertwines around the joined hands and the rose springs up from their union. I love this monument.
Texture by pareeerica, ‘feathered gold’: www.flickr.com/photos/8078381@N03/3339343445/
Two Women in Mourning Clothes, Tintype, early 1870s
lisby1 posted a photo:
340/365
SpunkyMonQy posted a photo:
Kind of a gothic Romeo and Juliet. Not sure how I feel about this one yet. . .
I have added a picture of my burn. lol just for the heck of it 
Generation i - Assignment 3
AllieSims posted a photo:
Please view all sizes.
Purple. I think of elegance, sophistication, Victorian accessories, and drama.
Gateway to..
LunaticDesire posted a photo:
I don´t exactly know why but I love this gateway or whatever you would call it, it fascinates me.
Seen in Notting Hill.
Green Notting Hill
LunaticDesire posted a photo:
As the title says. I´d love to live there 
Notting Hill
LunaticDesire posted a photo:
The amazing victorian terraced houses of Notting Hill.
Queensway terraced houses…
LunaticDesire posted a photo:
…they look like they could use some colour!
A lack of color…
LunaticDesire posted a photo:
The usually so colourful pastel houses of Notting Hill in black and white.
Still fascinating, aren´t they.
Gospel Oak
LunaticDesire posted a photo:
… I just loved walking through the area.
I was on my way from Hampstead Heath to Gospel Oak when the weather invited me to take this shot.
I´d love to live in this area, it´s really nice!
Stained windows
LunaticDesire posted a photo:
I love the colored stained window.
Notting Hill, London.
The mews
LunaticDesire posted a photo:
…in Notting Hill. Or Queensway. Not entirely sure.
Is it weird I like the backside of houses?
Mhm.
Nestled
lefty44999 posted a photo:
St Leonard’s Church dominates Bridgnorth’s skyline as you drive in, but only the tower is visible from the other side of the Severn.
Seemingly medieval, it is almost entirely a Victorian restoration.
Abbey Pumping Station Leicester
Keshvala posted a photo:
www.flickriver.com/photos/keshvala/popular-interesting/
Opened in 1891, the Abbey Pumping Station pumped Leicester’s sewage to the treatment works at Beaumont Leys. The grand Victorian building and beautifully decorated beam engines were a cause of great civic pride. When it closed in 1964, the site was preserved because of the four magnificent beam steam engines that were used to pump the sewage. The engines were built in Leicester by Gimson.s and today are rare examples of Woolf compound rotative beam engines. Three of the four engines have been restored back to working condition.
Grade II listed building also known as Museum of Technology.
DSC02630 Dimitri’s Inside Looking Out
Graham S Page posted a photo:
This one is hard to explain.. Was just sitting having a meal tonight… And the totally natural combination of Yellows (from the outside) and the almost neon Blue (from the sign painted on the glass) worked for me… Don’t expect anyone else will get it.. but this is one of my faves…
