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This is a Creative Commons image, one you may use freely; however, in using on your web site, you need to recognize the work of the photographer by linking back to this photo. I’m always appreciative of your views and comments. Thank you! Explore for 11 Jan 2012 at #372 [This is a series of six photos] The Sidney F. Miller House in Lynchburg, Virginia is part of the Federal Hill Historic District. It’s a fine example of a smaller Second Empire house with 8 rooms and 3 baths (currently—Jan 12, 2012) on the market for $156,000. Built in 1876, it’s a 2-story brick home with basement and tower. Total—3126 square feet The characteristic mansard roof shows the distinctive shingling of the times, the square central tower showing a convex roof pattern and the sections to either side of the tower displaying the convex pattern. Throughout, the shingling is in bands—from top to bottom: rectangular, diamond, rectangular, fish-scale, rectangular. Tile is used at the edges of the four sides. Cresting (decorative ironwork) tops the tower with a large finial shaped item the highest point of the structure (perhaps a lightning rod). The tower’s mansard roof is supported by alternating single and double brackets. Small hooded, circular dormers project from each of the four sides of the tower. The front façade is asymmetrical with a porch on the left and a bay window on the right. The porch is small with prominent brackets supporting the porch roof. Instead of railings, the sections between the posts are open with a decorative design. The front bay window is large but has slender brackets supporting its roof. A sequence of single bracketing is used on the side of the structure. The entry porch is the most elaborately decorated portion of the house, the double-door entrance capped by a concave transom, the swelling mimicked in the woodwork above it and then ornamental woodwork. To each side of the doors are slender half-columns with decorated capitals; and on the out side of the columns are posts, each with a decorative wood motif. The overhanging entry porch roof is prominent, braced by two large grooved, bracket-like elements. The Federal Hill Historic District was listed on the National Register of Historic Place September 17, 1980 with NRHP ID# 80004310 Image gallery of homes in the Federal Hill Historic District www.lynchburg.net/federalhill/fed_pic1.htm This work is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial-ShareAlike 3.0 Unported License
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Humayun's Tomb Outdoor shoots in Delhi = exploring a lot of heritage sites! This time on a not so busy day I decided to take a quick tour of one of the world heritage sites in the national capital ... The 16th century Mughal masterpiece ... A mausoleum that was made almost a century before…
Read about the Byzantine Daphni Monastery in Athens, the standing buildings, the unique mosaics, and the frescoes and how to visit it from Athens
The Cambodian National Museum possesses one of the world's largest collections of Khmer sculptures, a millennium’s worth, and more of masterful Khmer art, dating from the 4th to 14th century.
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X Chiranthofremontia lenzii. From the San Francisco Botanical Garden website. "The name describes the "cross" or hybrid developed by a California nurseryman in 1981 who placed the pollen of Fremontodendron, a small tree of California's chaparral with golden flowers, on the stigma of a Mexican hand tree, Chiranthodendron pentadactylon. Chiranthodendron, the female parent, was first noted by Cortez, the conqueror of the Aztec Empire in 1520, who found it growing in Montezuma's gardens. The Aztecs treasured the tree for its medicinal properties. They crushed the leaves and bark into a potion for treating eyes and easing pain. Chiranthodendron's home is at 9,000 feet on the wet slopes of cloud forests in Mexico and Guatemala – high altitude forests of great diversity with hundreds of inches of rain and a growing season that lasts all year long. "These two parents, with some help from man, created our hybrid. Like both of its parents, the hybrid "flowers" lack petals. The tawny flower cup is covered with brown hairs called trichomes. The five stamens are united at their base and extend to form five claw-like fingers that resemble a monkey's hand. The style makes a sixth finger or thumb. The stamens of the hybrid are golden instead of red, a trait inherited from its Fremontodendron parent. There are 5 tiny pouches in the flower cup filled with nectar, a feature present in both parents. "The hybrid has evergreen leaves that are lobed, hairy and leathery with five mid-veins, and are very similar in shape and touch to both parents. Our specimen was planted in 2002 in the sunny border of the Entry Garden and blooms six to eight months a year." The name for this hybrid befuddles INaturalist, one of the few times I have found them unable to generate machine tags. Photographed at Regional Parks Botanic Garden located in Tilden Regional Park near Berkeley, CA.
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Tomb of Jahangir – Lahore, Punjab, Pakistan
