- and
George Devey, in what at the time was
considered Neo-Tudor design.
Tudorbethan is a
subset of
Tudor Revival architecture that
eliminated some of the...
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Ridge area is
Christ Church, a neo-Gothic
structure built in 1844 and a
Tudorbethan styled library building built in 1910.
There are four
statues on the...
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named Shimla.
Shimla is home to
several buildings that are
styled in the
Tudorbethan and neo-Gothic
architectures dating from the
colonial era, as well as...
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tourists visiting Azad
Kashmir and Abbottabad. The town is
noted for its
Tudorbethan and neo-gothic architecture. The
Government of ****stan owns a summer...
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Germany Tidewater architecture 19th
century Tudor architecture 1485–1603
Tudorbethan architecture 1835–1885
Ukrainian Baroque late 1600 – 19th
century Usonian...
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which is hot and
humid with many days of
monsoon rain. Mock
Tudor or
Tudorbethan styled architecture is the
feature of two
sporting clubs situated in...
- undiscovered, architect,
Samuel Maclure. It
serves as an
example of
Tudorbethan architecture, one of Maclure's
famed specialties, the
other being the...
- "A
modern Tudorbethan"
house with uPVC
gutters and downspouts, fascia,
decorative imitation "half-timbering", windows, and doors...
-
country house on the
outskirts of
Banks in Lancashire, England,
built in a
Tudorbethan style for
Thomas Talbot Leyland Scarisbrick in 1900.
Thomas Scarisbrick...
- From 1845, the family's main
house was
Horsley Towers,
built in the
Tudorbethan fashion by the
architect of the
Houses of Parliament,
Charles Barry,...
