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Castle Architecture General:     more books (100)

Hurst Castle (English Heritage Guidebooks) by J.G. Coad, 1999-05-28 Castle Acre Priory and Castle (English Heritage Guidebooks) by Edward Impey, 2008-01-01 A Guide to the Castles of England and Wales (Guides) by James Forde-Johnston, 1981-10-19 Carlisle Castle (English Heritage Guidebooks) by Henry Summerson, 2008-01-01 Irish Castles by Harold G. Leask, 1977-01-01 Framlingham Castle (English Heritage Guidebooks) by Nicola Stacey, 2010-02-16 The Castles of Southern Scotland by John Burgess, 2008-08-01 Lamphey Bishop's Palace - Llawhaden Castle: Carswell Medieval House - Carew Cross (CADW Guidebooks) by Rick Turner, Cadw: Welsh Historic Monuments, 2000-01-01 The Castles of the Thames Valley and the Chilterns by Mike Salter, 2002-07 Dunstanburgh Castle by Alastair Oswald, Jeremy Ashbee, 2007-06-01 The Castles of North Wales by Mike Salter, 1997-01 Caernarfon Castle and Town Walls by Arnold Taylor, 2001-06 The Castles of Gloucestershire and Bristol by Mike Salter, 2002-03 The Castles of East Anglia by Mike Salter, 2000-12

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81. Untitled
    Carcassonne Gatehouse. 4/27 architecture Gothic France Carcassonne, generalview. 4/28 architecture Gothic France Carcassonne castle. 4/29  
    http://www.yale.edu/adhoc/teaching_resources/700a96/wk10im.htm
    
    Extractions: Images for Week Ten: 2/8 Architecture Gothic France Amiens, Cathedral, exterior view 2/74 Architecture Romanesque France Autun, Musee, capital from St. Lazar 2/75 Architecture Romanesque France Autun, St. Lazar, interior nave, capital 2/76 Architecture Romanesque France Autun, Musee, capital from St. Lazar 2/77 Architecture Romanesque France Autun, Musee, capital from St. Lazar 2/78 Architecture Romanesque France Autun, St. Lazar, interior nave, capital 2/79 Architecture Romanesque France Autun, St. Lazar, interior nave, capital 2/80 Architecture Romanesque France Autun, St. Lazar, interior nave, capital tympanum tympanum 4/13 Architecture Gothic France Carcassonne, air view of the town 4/14 Architecture Gothic France Carcassonne, exterior of curtain wall 4/17 Architecture Gothic France Carcassonne, interior of curtain wall , reversal of 4/29 4/18 Architecture Gothic France, Carcassonne, reversal of 4/28 4/19 Architecture Gothic France Carcassonne, general view , reversal of 4/27 4/20 Architecture Gothic France Carcassonne Gatehouse , reversal of 4/26 4/21 Architecture Gothic France Carcassonne Castle , reversal of 4/25 4/22 Architecture Gothic France, Carcassonne, Cathar Fortress

82. Medieval And 17th Century Developments Dublin Castle [Archeire, Irish Architectu
    The castle's form as a medieval fortress was over. New designs by the SurveyorGeneral Sir William Robinson were constructed by October 1688.  
    http://www.irish-architecture.com/buildings_ireland/dublin/southcity/dublin_cast
    
    Extractions: Archeire.com Discussion Forums Archiseek.com Buildings of Ireland ... Dublin Castle / Medieval and 17th Century Castle Developments Dublin Castle was founded in 1204 by order of King John who wanted a fortress constructed for the administration of the city. The castle was placed on high ground to the east of the city. It was originally protected by the Poddle river (now underground) which was later used to fill a moat around the walls. In 1224 the castle was credited with a chapel. Through to the 15th century the castle was mainly administrative, concerned with setting up the machinery of government than defence. In 1534 however the castle was subjected to a siege by Thomas Fitzgerald or Silken Thomas. At the Council of State gathering at St Mary's Abbey , he renounced his allegiance to the King as he was under the impression that his father, the Earl had been executed in London. This attack from the one side only was easily defended, and when the populace heard that the King was sending troops turned on the attackers who in retaliation laid siege to the city. Later Fitzgerald was captured and he was executed with five uncles in London. In the above map, the original outline of the castle is shown with the later 18th century plan overlaid on it. As can be seen there was one entrance and some heavy duty towers. The castle occupied roughly the area of the upper yard. By the beginning of the seventeenth century, the castle was fully developed with Law Courts, meetings of Parliament, the residence of the viceroy and a council chamber. It was a violent period with many attempts being made to capture the castle. Originally the castle like the city wall had a building free zone outside their perimeter for easier defence, but as the years passed, and the city developed this was filled in leaving the castle more vulnerable. However the main danger was not from without but within. On the 7th April 1684 a fire broke out in the Viceregal quarters. To prevent it from reaching the Powder Tower, linking buildings were blown up. The castle's form as a medieval fortress was over.

83. Crypt - Castle Silvercrest Other Sites
    BYU Middle Ages general; stole my jpeg for Danse Macabre's Medieval Art and ArchitectureWonderful! Gargoyle Home Page castle on the Web All about castles.  
    http://www.cryptmush.com/other.html
    
    Extractions: The links on this page are organized into categories: Eastern Church, Byzantine and general information on Eastern Europe Specific information about Gypsies Resources on the Supernatural The homepages of Players and Staff There are some sites of related interest put up by fans of White Wolf Please suggest a site! Myths and Legends - frames This guy has a nice set of references and this is probably a great place to start digging. Especially check his eastern Europe section

84. Bay Area Discovery Museum: Special Events
    Ages 1 and up Members $9 per person general $14 per person. Be transportedto Madame Oiseux's castle through the magic of theater and circus!  
    http://www.badm.org/events.htm
    
    Extractions: Members of the round table! Join us on our quest to conquer the winds of winter and celebrate the songs of spring! Wizards abound, dragons tamed, and feasts enjoyed; cast your spells with us at The Amazing Castle Member's Breakfast! The Amazing Castle Member's Breakfast activities include: Scrumptious fruits of the land, mouth watering breads and jellies!

85. C. H. Expo Ltd. > Art Exhibits & Cultural Events
    1995; Josip Pleènik architecture for the New Democracy, Prague Castle1996 - general supplier of installations; UNICEF - Exhibition  
    http://www.chexpo.cz/eng_pgs/exhib.html

86. Belarusian Architecture
    first example of VilniaBaroque architecture style. church, XIX c., Pastavy- generalview, close Central Square, Dziatlava; Zamkavaia (castle's) street, Hrodna  
    http://www.belarusguide.com/culture1/visual_arts/Architecture.html
    
    Extractions: References Early Ages (IX-XV) The political organization of tribes (slavic, lithuanian) living on the territory of current Belarus has started around VII-VIII c. The first cities appeared in IX-X cc as castles and fortresses that were built to protect nearby population from the military invasions. Most of the towns have appeared in the North, North-Western part of Belarus: Polacak Viciebsk , Lukoml', Miensk , Ors^a, Druck, Zaslaue , Lahoisk, Braslau , S^klou, Navahrudak Vaukavysk . Turau was the only big town in the South at that time. The number of towns has grown sharply during XI-XII cc. owing to development of crafts and economy. Most of the towns were founded on the banks of the rivers or lakes. On one hand it allowed easier transportation by boats. On another hand this made castles less accessible and was a strategic military advantage. More than 40 towns has emerged in belarusian lands during IX-XIII cc. In the North towns were emerging mainly as fortresses whose primary function was to protect surrounding population against military dangers. In the swampy and almost impenetrable South towns were appearing mostly as the centers of trade, craftsmenship and service of the population of surrounding lands (except Turau and

87. Kenyon College - LBIS - ARHS 232 - Art Of Medieval Europe
    general PRINT RESOURCES IN THE KENYON REFERENCE are prime examples of 13th centuryarchitecture Carnarvon castle (aka Caernarvon); Harlech castle Beaumaris  
    http://lbis.kenyon.edu/subj/arhs/arhs232/
    
    Extractions: GETTING STARTED Whenever I research a topic I find it useful to keep a list of terms and subject headings on hand (for examples see below). I make notes about the terms, the indexes where I found search results and how many citations were located. Often I print the first page of any 'results list' to record my search strategy, the first page of citations, the name of the database, and even a few individual citations (to identify new search terms gleaned from related 'subject headings'). Later, if there is a question about where I found a citation, I can work in a methodical manner. castles and france (Consort word search/52 books) castles and france (Ohiolink word search/298 books) gothic cathedral (Art Abstracts/349 citations) romanesque cathedral (Art Abs/53 citations English/feature article) castles france (Art Abs/17 citations in subject heading) castle construction (Index to Journal Articles/9 citations) If you find a citation that appears confusing (you may not be able to determine if it refers to a book or a journal) or the information is incomplete be sure to print the screen and ask for assistance from a staff member.

88. Art Book, Architecture & Photography / Museums & Collections / Museums / General
    At the End of the Century One Hundred Years of architecture Richard Koshalek Withinthe Fairy castle Colleen Moore's Doll House at the Museum of Science and  
    http://hallsculptors.com/museums/7.shtml

89. Christian (general) - World Heritage Site
    Christian (general). in Latin America of an outstanding form of ecclesiastical woodenarchitecture. It’sa combination of a castle and a convent, used by the  
    http://www.worldheritagesite.org/categories/category2.html
    
    Extractions: Christian (general) Churches, cathedrals and monasteries in the western Christian world. Aachen Cathedral (Germany) The Aachen Cathedral dates from about 800 AD. The Emperor Charlemange himself had overseen the construction work, until it finally complied with his wishes. What they actually had built was a palace for him, of which now only the church remains. Read on in: Aachen Cathedral Chiloé (Chile) Brief description by UNESCO: The Churches of Chiloé represent a unique example in Latin America of an outstanding form of ecclesiastical wooden architecture. They represent a tradition initiated by the Jesuit Peripatetic Mission in the 17th and 18th centuries, continued and enriched by the Franciscans during the 19th century and still prevailing today. Read on in: Chiloé Cologne Cathedral (Germany) Justification for inscription: The monument is of outstanding universal value being an exceptional work of human creative genius, constructed over more than six centuries and a powerful testimony to the strength and persistence of Christian belief in medieval and modern Europe.

90. Russian Property Online: Camelot: An Elite Castle In The Very Center Of Moscow
    Camelot an elite castle in the very center of Moscow The general investor isOAO Avgur Estate, a large operator in the Moscow realestate market.  
    http://www.rupron.com/newrpo/arts0020.asp?WCI=424

91. Welcome To Aecportico - Your Guide To Architecture, Engineering And Construction
    Cardiff castle Shares 'Best Practice' As First Phase Of £8m Restoration Is Complete anyof hundreds of the latest and best books on architecture, design and  
    http://www.aecportico.com/

92. Kunstsammlungen Zu Weimar
    Ages. As early as the 9th or 10th century, the castle of the Earlsof WeimarOrlamünde occupied this site, surrounded by moats.  
    http://augentier.de/kusa/web/index.php/en/schloss/index/
    
    Extractions: home search imprint general ... artistic highlights The reconstruction of a Baroque castle complex , consisting of three wings, was finally completed in 1662 under Duke Wilhelm IV. of Saxe-Weimar. Giovanni Bonalino and later Johann Moritz Richter were engaged as master builders, the latter also being responsible for the construction of the castle bridge directly in front of the east wing

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