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church and bell tower of gothic revival style architecture in new orleans

St. Nicholas' Cathedral (Lala Mustafa Mosque)

A closeup of Dunfermline Abbey ancient stone cathedral in Scotland, UK.

Bournemouth town centre behind the public gardens

the neo-gothic tower of the church of St. Mauritius and the contemporary additions after the destruction of the war in cologne

London, England - September 19, 2020: View of the entrance of The Royal Courts of Justice and crest in London. The Royal Courts of Justice, commonly called the Law Courts, is a court building in London which houses the High Court and Court of Appeal of England and Wales.

Nantes, France - September 12, 2017: architectural elements, Cathedral of St. Peter and St. Paul of Nantes, Nantes Cathedral, France

Great St. Martin Church, Cologne, Germany

A view of Norwich Cathedral located in Norwich, Norfolk, UK

Inverness St Andrew Cathedral in Scotland Highlands UK United Kingdom

Christ’s Church, historic landmark, city of Philadelphia, PA in the Springtime.

Christmas at Grand Place Brussels Belgium

View of the cathedral at dusk in East Anglia, construction began on the building in the eleventh century

Low Angle View of Cathedral Of Barcelona In Barcelona, Spain

View of Christ Church Turnham Green in Chiswick. Chiswick High Road, West London.

Amsterdam city aerial view cityscape Netherlands

Cathedral of Sainte-Marie de Bayonne - Gothic style

Historic Bruges

Durham Cathedral is a Norman building constructed between 1093 and 1133 in the Romanesque style. It was founded as a monastic cathedral built to house the shrine of St Cuthbert, replacing an earlier church constructed in his honour. Durham’s architectural value lies in the fact that it is the oldest surviving building with a stone vaulted ceiling of such a large scale. This may not seem remarkable today, but developing the know-how to roof large buildings with stone rather than wood shaped the course of European architecture from then on.

St Peter-in-Chains Church of Doncaster in Yorkshire, England

Colchester, Essex, UK March 18 2024. The exterior of the ancient and historic castle in the town of Colchester, one of the oldest towns in the UK

The Chapel of Saint Nicholas, King's Lynn, Norfolk, in eastern England. The building dates from the 12th century and is a “chapel of ease”, the largest in England. It is subordinate to the parish church (now the Minster) of St Margaret as it was originally constructed for the monks of St Margaret as a chapel of ease. It is now a “redundant” church - that is, it is no longer used for regular services, though it is still a consecrated church and some funerals and other services are still held there. It is also used for concerts and local events. The spire was designed by George Gilbert Scott in 1870.

The image is a photograph of a large stone building with a statue on top. The building is the Basilica of Sacré-Cœur de Montmartre in Paris, France.

Wide Low Angle Shot of Westminster Abbey in London, England on a Sunny Day

Westminster Abbey, formally titled the Collegiate Church of Saint Peter at Westminster, is a large Gothic abbey church in the City of Westminster, London, England, UK. It has also been the setting for coronations and other royal occasions in the United Kingdom

Famous Notre-Dame Basilica in the historic district of Old Montreal. Montreal, Quebec, Canada.

Stone gate Morspoort in city center of Leiden, the Netherlands with octagonal dome built in 1669 in Mannerist style by builder Willem van der Helm (text on building name Morschpoort)

Chichester Cathedral with blue sky

Church of the Holly Church in Nantes, France

This church, the largest in Derbyshire, was built in the 14th century and the famous 'crooked spire' was added in about 1362. Although it was at first thought the spire was twisted owing to the lack of skilled craftsmen after the recent Black Death or Bubonic plague, it's now thought the twist is the result of the lead which covers the spire. Sun shining on the south side in the day causes that side to heat up and expand at a faster rate than the north side, leading to unbalanced expansion and contraction.

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