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These two chose to marry in May 2020 at Houston’s St. Michael the Archangel Catholic Church and then host a reception the following September.
These two chose to marry in May 2020 at Houston’s St. Michael the Archangel Catholic Church and then host a reception the following September.
These two chose to marry in May 2020 at Houston’s St. Michael the Archangel Catholic Church and then host a reception the following September.
These two chose to marry in May 2020 at Houston’s St. Michael the Archangel Catholic Church and then host a reception the following September.
These two chose to marry in May 2020 at Houston’s St. Michael the Archangel Catholic Church and then host a reception the following September.
These two chose to marry in May 2020 at Houston’s St. Michael the Archangel Catholic Church and then host a reception the following September.
These two chose to marry in May 2020 at Houston’s St. Michael the Archangel Catholic Church and then host a reception the following September.
These two chose to marry in May 2020 at Houston’s St. Michael the Archangel Catholic Church and then host a reception the following September.
Whobody There? By Charles and Ann Morse Illustrated by Jerry M. Dunnam St. Mary’s Press The Upper Room 1977 First edition Softcover Pages unnumbered 8” X 8” SB2 There’s yellowing to the front and back covers. The front cover has a crease at the upper right corner and a stain. There is some smudging/discoloration on the front cover at the center at the hand area on the pink dress. There is a bump to the cover on the back about center left. Inside has no notable defects. There is the usual yellowing of paper. The bump on the back cover did affect the last page. There are no tears, folds, creases, earmarks or writing to any of the pages. Please see all pictures as they are worth a thousand words. Free shipping is for Media Mail in the U.S.
The Duchess wore Dolce and Gabbana for her debut at Royal Ascot. The traditional carriage procession. Accompanying the Duke and Duchess in their carriage, Wentworth Beaumont and his wife. Mr. Beaumont is a London art consultant and dealer. Kate sported a new Jane Taylor hat and new earrings by Kiki McDonough (see jewelry update below). From The Daily […]
He fought in WWI and became an American hero with nine medals. After the war, he met three presidents and attended university despite standing a mere
Michel Jean Cazabon presents a stunning 24x18 Gold Ornate Wood Framed With Double Matting Wall Art piece, entitled \"Road To St. Ann’S (1857)\". This artwork is an open edition print crafted by Frame To Wall using the giclee method, which ensures the finest quality of printing. Frame To Wall has carefully sourced a high-quality image from the Publisher to produce an exceptional final product. The frame is a striking two-inch gold ornate wood frame with double matting that perfectly complements the artwork. Our team of experienced professionals will immediately begin working on your order once it is placed to guarantee that your artwork is promptly framed and shipped to you. We take pride in offering artwork that is entirely made in the U.S.A., and we are confident that your purchase will meet your expectations. We understand the value of investing in artwork and aim to provide a superior product that you will treasure for years to come. Thank you for choosing Frame To Wall for your art needs, and we look forward to exceeding your expectations.
The original Lilly Handmade Wooden Garden Wall Bar. Heavy duty canvas waterproof cover now available to add extra protection and extend the life of your bar even further. Comes ready made ready to hang and enjoy... This rustic, space saving foldaway wall bar will add a touch of class & style to any garden. Perfect for chilling/partying, watching the football/rugby, date nights, breakfasts/morning coffee/summer BBQs or even a gift for a friend or family. This practical well-designed Lilly bar features a twin layer outer case design for added strength. It has four well-placed shelving pockets and a glass hanger with every bar, which holds up to five wine/gin/Prosecco glasses. The door acts as a drop down table, with plenty of space when opened. Can be used for nibbles and drinks, or put a bar stool either side. It then easily folds away secured by the two turn button latches for safety. This handy, compact wall bar easily fits to any suitable fence or wall and simply folds up when not in use. The bar is handmade from selected, treated timbers to ensure a solid, robust and long lasting construction. All bars come in their natural state/colour to allow the customer freedom to personalise with colour if desired. Optics version available with Beaumont 50ml dispensers. These are the spirit dispensers that hold the bottles upside down as you would see in a pub, they dispense 50ml measure for the perfect mixture. My small team and I pride ourselves on excellent customer service. Our customers are and will remain the priority. We understand that a lot of purchases are gifts and the importance of prompt delivery is something we strive for. Please read our reviews, we are very proud of our service and products. # Handmade # 25mm fully pressure treated timber # FSC Approved. (Forest Stewardship Council who meet the highest environmental and social standards) # Fixings included # UPS Postage PLEASE BE AWARE THAT SOME COUNTRIES CHARGE IMPORT TAXES. This is out of our control. Dimensions (approx) H 98cm, W 70cm, D 18cm (door closed) and D 105cm (door open) Weight - 29kg
From www.rubylane.com/shops/nursingpins Upon the request of Father M. P. McSourley, the Sisters of Charity of the Incarnate Word of the Diocese of Galveston agreed to establish a hospital in Beaumont, Texas, in 1896. Hotel Dieu was constructed on the banks of the Neches River and opened in 1898 with accommodations for 24 patients. At that time, Beaumont had a population of 9,000. In 1901 the Lucas oil gusher at Spindletop brought thousands of newcomers to Beaumont, creating a dramatic need for more hospital space. Consequently, a second building was erected, adding 36 beds. A final addition to the frame structure in 1907 brought the total bed capacity to 80. In 1915, the red brick Hotel Dieu, a familiar Beaumont landmark, was dedicated, boasting 175 beds. In 1942 a chapel and convent were added. Then a School of Nursing building and the Martin de Porres Annex were constructed in 1949. Hotel Dieu consolidated with St. Elizabeth Hospital in 1970, becoming St. Elizabeth East until operations ceased there in 1975. The present hospital was constructed to meet Beaumont's need for more modern facilities. This project was made possible by the benevolent efforts of citizens and the generosity of J. H. Phelan Sr. and his wife who donated their property. Through the years there has been expansion to meet the growing health care needs of the Southeast Texas community. The CHRISTUS Health Foundation of Southeast Texas
Interior windows aren't new but they are trending and we LOVE IT. Check out why we think this is a renovation must to add architectural interest and soul.
This organic modern home was designed by Guggenheim Architecture and Design Studio, set on an idyllic 10-acre property in Parkdale, Oregon.
