- A
gatepost is a
structure used to
support gates or
crossbars which control entry to an area, such as a
field or driveway. If the
gatepost is utilitarian...
- The U.S.
Capitol Gatehouses and
Gateposts —
designed circa 1827 by
celebrated architect Charles Bulfinch —
originally stood on the
grounds of the United...
-
Robotic Empire/HyperRealist) Decompositions:
Volume Number One (2012,
Gatepost Recordings) EPs
Circle Takes the
Square (2001, self-released/HyperRealist)...
- "You and Me and the
Gatepost" is a 1956
American television play by
Sumner Locke Elliott. A
socialite has to "buy" friends. Mary
Astor as
Georgina John...
-
locations have
often been
chosen for datestones, viz.
corbel gable stone Gatepost: a
large upright piece of (usually) granite,
usually set at the entrance...
- land was
enclose and the
Causeway was realigned. It
survives as a farm
gatepost, 175
yards east of the
junction of
Redmires Road and
Soughley Lane. The...
-
cottages and
Richmond Hall Farm,
built in 1668 and
demolished in 1966.
Gateposts from the farm,
which may have
originally flanked an
entrance to Sheffield...
- Don't Pay UK
sticker on a
gatepost in St Ives, Cornwall...
-
short for her. The
jougs on the Isle of ****brae survive,
attached to a
gatepost at the
entrance to the
Millport Old Cemetery. The "Clachan Oak" is an ancient...
- The
architecture of Goan
Catholics has
strong Portuguese and
native Goan influences. It
developed over the
Portuguese India era (1500s–1961). Many of the...
