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Decorative stonework
Home Place, Kelling near Holt, Norfolk: the end elevation
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NOTES: Built for the Reverend Percy Robert Lloyd (1868-1937) and originally known as Voewood , this was the second of the X-plan houses designed by E. S. Prior.
Cathedral (Cathedral Metropolitano) and the Church of Sagrario Metropolitano, Mexico City
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SOURCE: Sylvester Baxter. Spanish-colonial architecture in Mexico (Boston, 1901), vol 2, no. 1 NOTES: The Metropolitan Cathedral was constructed over a period of two centuries between 1570-1813. The original design came from models created by Claudio de Arcinega and Juan Miguel de Aguero. The bell towers were added 1787-1793 by Jose Damian Ortiz de Castro and the cathedral was completed by Manuel Tolsa in 1813, who added the front facade. The adjacent Church of Sagrario Metropolitano was built 1749-1769.
Church of San Francisco, Mexico City
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SOURCE: Sylvester Baxter. Spanish-colonial architecture in Mexico (Boston, 1901), vol 2, no. 12 NOTES: The church later became the Temple of el Sagrado Corazon.
Chapel of the Well (La Capilla del Pocito), Guadalupe
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SOURCE: Sylvester Baxter. Spanish-colonial architecture in Mexico (Boston, 1901), vol 3, no. 27
Offices of the Wells, Fargo and Company Express Company, formerly the House of the Conde de Heras, Mexico City
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SOURCE: Sylvester Baxter. Spanish-colonial architecture in Mexico (Boston, 1901), vol 4, no. 43
Casa de Alfenique, Puebla
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SOURCE: Sylvester Baxter. Spanish-colonial architecture in Mexico (Boston, 1901), vol 6, no. 74
Church, The Santuario de Ocotlan, Tlaxgala
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SOURCE: Sylvester Baxter. Spanish-colonial architecture in Mexico (Boston, 1901), vol 6, no. 78
Church, Convent of Santa Clara, Queretaro
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SOURCE: Sylvester Baxter. Spanish-colonial architecture in Mexico (Boston, 1901), vol 7, no. 88