Pavillon Sully

May 13, 2008

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The Lescot facade was begun in the reign of Henri II, the other wings in the time of Louis XIII and XIV, but they were completed only by Napoleon. The Pavillon de l'Horloge (Clock Pavilion), better known as the Pavillon Sully, is designed to match the style of the Lescot facade; it was built in the 17th century by Jacques Lemercier, who also added the northern part of the west wing in a quasi-Renaissance style.

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Skansens Bergbana

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Skansens Bergbana (http://www.skansen.se/pages/?ID=221)
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Skansens Bergbana (http://www.skansen.se/pages/?ID=221)
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Skansens Bergbana

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Former Headquarters of the General German Union, Wallstraße, 10179 Berlin.
Three Times Berlin & Brandenburg: Wallstraße from U-Bhf Märkisches Museum
This is image three in a set of three: image one, and two. I presume this was previously a constuction site of the Berlin U-Bahn line, completed in 1913, which passes under this building.