Some articles on wall, gardens, garden wall bond, bond:
... entrance and in the southwest of the girding wall remnants of dwellings, round keep Former Evangelical parish church, so-called Felsenkirche (“Crag Church ... buildings with hipped roofs on a retaining wall, 1924 Georg-Maus-Straße 2 – former Schillerschule mighty Baroque Revival housing, towards the back ... Weg 1/3 – double house, three-floor building with mansard roof on a retaining wall, 1912, architect Johannes Ranly characterizes town’s appearance Kasinostraße 7 ...
40.16 A10,064.63} !64.63 Route 138 in Wall Township Hoes Lane in Piscataway Township 1953 – present 019.3 Route 19 A10003.04 !3.04 A10,004.89} !4.89 ... A10026.79 !26.79 A10,043.11} !43.11 Route 35 / Route 70 in Wall Township US 9 in Old Bridge Township 1927 – present 035.3 Route 35 A10058.11 !58.11 A10,0 ... present 138.3 Route 138 A10003.52 !3.52 A10,005.66} !5.66 I-195 / Route 34 in Wall Township Route 35 in Wall Township 1988 – present 139.3 Route ...
... (590 acres) and are listed Grade II in the English Heritage Register of Parks and Gardens of Special Historic Interest in England ... of Tabley Old Hall consists of its shell in three storeys, constructed in red English garden wall bond brick with stone dressings ... It is constructed in whitewashed English garden wall bond brick with a slate roof ...
18th or early 19th century, and many of them featuring Flemish bond brickwork and slate roofs ... Lane, dates from 1725 and has both garden wall bond and Flemish bond brickwork ... mid-18th century and features English bond brickwork ...
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