Architecture Show "Old Building(s)"

[MoonMind]

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Pottery.

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[QBI]

Well I could tell you this is Shakespeare's Globe theatre, built in 1599, rebuilt after a fire in 1614...

But it's actually a reconstruction from 1997.
Some would say, 'fake'.
But thousands of international tourists don't read the small print every year and go home thinking they've seen a 400 year old building.

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[QBI]

This really is an old building, well quite old. You tell because it's in Black & White
A part of St Magdalene's Distillery (malting house?) built in 1834.

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[Bart J D]

Château de Valon, Lacroix-Barrez, France

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[Bart J D]

in Mullem, Flanders

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[jbruce]

First real post here, good to see it works just like "M4/3 site. Old schoolhouse with the name of, what else, "The Old School". Converted to artist studios and craft sales.

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[QBI]

This could be a pretty old building.
Or it could be a very early Digital Clock. I took this picture just after half past four....

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[Bart J D]

another one of the castles / manors in my area.
Rijckevelde in Sijsele

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[TNcasual]

 

[Bart J D]

around Alleyras in the Auvergne, France

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[Petrochemist]

Harwich's cinema by Mike Kanssen, on Flickr

The Electric Palace in Harwich, one of England's first purpose built cinemas now 110 years old (Originally it was gas powered) & captured on one of the very few recent occasions it didn't have a load of cars parked directly outside!
It feels a bit of a cheek to call this old as it's younger than my house - but it is old for a cinema!

 

[Petrochemist]

Well I could tell you this is Shakespeare's Globe theatre, built in 1599, rebuilt after a fire in 1614...

But it's actually a reconstruction from 1997.
Some would say, 'fake'.
But thousands of international tourists don't read the small print every year and go home thinking they've seen a 400 year old building.

It was actually being built the last time I walked along that part of the Thames (makes me feel old).
Most of those international tourists would have also seen the Tower of London which is about 900 years old IIRC so perhaps we can let them off.

 

[jbruce]

Old Angora school.

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[Bart J D]

Le Villard in the Auvergne, France

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[Bart J D]

Le Château du Bousquet in Montpeyroux in the Midi-Pyrénées, France

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[Bart J D]

Agnoux, France

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[Bart J D]

Le Château du Bousquet, Montpeyroux in the Midi-Pyrénées, France
(renovated)

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[QBI]

Aberdour Castle, Fife, Scotland. c1200

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[Andrewmap]

Rievaulx Abbey, what was once the refectory and kitchens:

 

[anaesmatt]

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