These are the impressive east gates opening onto the River Ouse. The houses on the other side of the park are on Bishopthorpe Road.
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Showing posts with label Euston Station gates. Show all posts
Tuesday, March 29, 2011
Tuesday, September 14, 2010
Treasurer's House has the blues
This is Chapter House Street, behind the Minster, 50 yards to the left. The gates are worth a closer look, if you are a fan of wrought iron, then you must go to the Victoria and Albert museum next time you are in London; there is a long gallery (rooms 113-114, five sections of the website) full of wonderful examples of this craft.
Tuesday, January 26, 2010
Gates of golden splendour
These fabulous gates from Euston Station, London, are now housed in York's National Railway Museum. Wonderful workmanship, saved from the scrap heap.
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