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Gothic Arched Doorway On A European Church

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An Arched Church Doorway In Selsley, England

Gothic cathedral ceiling, Barcelona, Catalonia, Spain.

Inverness, Scotland, UK - August 4, 2024: This image shows an exterior architectural view of the Inverness Cathedral, a Scottish Episcopal and Anglican cathedral church.

Isolated gothic antique window close-up. Isolated object on white background

St. Joseph’s Cathedral of Hanoi is famous landmark in Vietnam

Tower of The University Church of St Mary the Virgin. Oxford, UK

Ornamented window of a cathedral in gothic style

Bridgetown, Barbados: The Cathedral of St. Patrick is the island's primary Roman Catholic church. The current building was completed in 1899, the cathedral has a rich history, serving as a key religious and cultural center for Barbados' Catholic community. It is located in the heart of the capital, with its Gothic-style architecture featuring stained-glass windows, a grand bell tower, and intricate woodwork. The cathedral is not only a place of worship but also a historical site, reflecting the Catholic heritage and colonial influence in Barbados. It remains an important spiritual hub and a popular site for visitors exploring Bridgetown.

Beautiful ancient gothic architecture in Potsdam, Brandenburg, Germany. Beautiful arched pathway in the historical house

Gallery of the medieval cloister in Gothic and Manueline style of the Batalha monastery, Portugal

Stone wall with a pointed arch passage. On the background there is a path and railings. The path leads to wood. On the stone wall there is a shield with the street name, it is called s' Hintertörli.

The image captures a close-up view of a geometrically patterned structure, likely a part of a larger architectural installation. The design features a series of concentric circles and radial lines that create a dynamic and symmetrical pattern. The structure is set against a bright blue sky scattered with white clouds, which serves as a natural canvas that highlights the clean lines and shapes of the architectural element. The perspective is from below, looking directly upwards, which emphasizes the structure's form and the open sky beyond. The photograph showcases the interplay between modern design and the natural environment, creating a visually appealing contrast.

Bridgetown, Barbados: St. Paul's Anglican Church, known as the “Chapel in the Bay,” St. Paul’s Anglican Church was first built in 1831 by Bishop William Hart Coleridge, within a few months it was destroyed by a hurricane. It was rebuilt in the current form in 1833. The Georgian-style structure stands on Bay Street in the heart of the historic district. The church, constructed of coral stone and featuring elegant arched windows, has played a significant role in Barbadian religious and social life for centuries. It survived numerous hurricanes and today continues to serve as both an active place of worship and a significant historical landmark within the UNESCO World Heritage site of Historic Bridgetown and its Garrison.

Original gothic door isolated on white background

Bridgetown, St Michael's Parish, Barbados: St. Paul's Anglican Church, known as the “Chapel in the Bay,” St. Paul’s Anglican Church was first built in 1831 by Bishop William Hart Coleridge, within a few months it was destroyed by a hurricane. It was rebuilt in the current form in 1833. The Georgian-style structure stands on Bay Street in the heart of the historic district. The church, constructed of coral stone and featuring elegant arched windows, has played a significant role in Barbadian religious and social life for centuries. It survived numerous hurricanes and today continues to serve as both an active place of worship and a significant historical landmark within the UNESCO World Heritage site of Historic Bridgetown and its Garrison.

Lincoln Cathedral (rebuilt from the Norman style beginning in 1192), is the best example of the fully mature early Gothic style. The master-builder, Geoffrey de Noiers, was French, but he constructed a church with distinct non-French features; double transepts, an elongated nave, complexity of interior space, and a more lavish use of decorative features.

Bridgetown, Barbados: The Cathedral of St. Patrick is the island's primary Roman Catholic church. The current building was completed in 1899, the cathedral has a rich history, serving as a key religious and cultural center for Barbados' Catholic community. It is located in the heart of the capital, with its Gothic-style architecture featuring stunning stained-glass windows, a grand bell tower, and intricate woodwork. The cathedral is not only a place of worship but also a historical site, reflecting the Catholic heritage and colonial influence in Barbados. It remains an important spiritual hub and a popular site for visitors exploring Bridgetown.

Ancient wooden door and brick walls. Entrance of the old house

Saint George's, Grenada: the Sendall Tunnel is a historic landmark in the city, dating from 1894, it was built to provide easier access between the inner and outer harbors of St. George's. The tunnel cuts through the ridge that separates the Carenage (inner harbor) from the Esplanade (outer harbor), allowing pedestrians and vehicles to pass through instead of having to go around or over the hill. Named after Walter Sendall, a former governor of the Windward Islands, the tunnel is approximately 340 feet (104 meters) long and remains an important thoroughfare in the city.

Saint George's, Grenada, West Indies: Saint George’s Senior School was established in 1965 to provide quality secondary education to the local community. Over the decades, the school has expanded its facilities and curriculum, adapting to the evolving educational needs of its students. It has become a cornerstone of education in Grenada, known for its commitment to academic excellence and holistic development. The school has produced numerous graduates who have gone on to make significant contributions in various fields, both locally and internationally.

Medieval stone window with geometric patterns in the Old Cathedral (Catedral Vieja) in Salamanca, Spain.

touring historic león in the northwest iberian peninsula of spain - may 2023.

Saint George's, Grenada: the Sendall Tunnel is a historic landmark in the city, dating from 1894, it was built to provide easier access between the inner and outer harbors of St. George's. The tunnel cuts through the ridge that separates the Carenage (inner harbor) from the Esplanade (outer harbor), allowing pedestrians and vehicles to pass through instead of having to go around or over the hill. Named after Walter Sendall, a former governor of the Windward Islands, the tunnel is approximately 340 feet (104 meters) long and remains an important thoroughfare in the city.

Damascus, Syria: ornate façade of the Damascus water company, with Arabic calligrapy and the Syrian flag - Ain al-Fijeh Water Establishment, named after the Ain al-Fijeh springs, the source of the Barada River, is a governmental institution responsible for providing drinking water to the residents of Damascus Governorate and its countryside. It was founded by Lutfi al-Haffar, Vice President of the Damascus Chamber of Commerce in 1922. Before the 1930s, the residents of Damascus were drinking the polluted waters of the Barada River, typhoid, dysentery and cholera were common. The Romans were the first to draw water from the Ain al-Fijeh springs, as evidenced by the presence of archaeological vaults around the spring and tunnels dug in the mountains of Wadi Barada.

Salisbury, United Kingdom, 25th August 2024:- A view of Salisbury High Street in the city centre

The chancel and altar in the Temple Church in Inner Temple, City of London. The Round Church was built as “London’s Jerusalem” in 1162 in honour of the round church which had been built over Christ’s grave in Jerusalem. It became the “New Temple” of the Knights’ Templar in England. In the 1840s, the church was restored and decorated in the Gothic style and it was severely damaged during the Blitz in 1941 so much more restoration had to be executed over the following years.

Beautiful details of the pointed arches in Mallorca

Large main dome, ceiling and giant columns from inside the Salamanca Cathedral, Castile and Leon, Spain

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