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| noticed a reference to them in the credits for | Brick: a song is credited to "The Hospital Bombers E |
| The tower is of | brick, a leaded cupola is topped with a small spire |
| vival style and built in 1870 using Cream City | brick, a distinct light colored stone found locally. |
| cal findings of burnt bases of pillars made of | brick, a few metres from the mosque indicated that a |
| parish church, dedicated to St. Andrew, is of | brick, a nave covered with a vault of edge, highligh |
| The facade was red | brick above the second floor. |
| towers, the use of horizontal bands of yellow | brick above the window, and terracotta ornamentation |
| The entire house is constructed in | brick above a raised basement. |
| Being then separated and pounded grossly, the | brick absorbs the oil. |
| ngs, stained concrete floors, hardwood floors, | brick accent walls, Xbox/Playstation video room, car |
| The | brick acted as a neutron reflector, bringing the mas |
| on a cut limestone foundation, and is clad in | brick added in 1907. |
| A 2-story | brick addition was completed in the 1920s. |
| A new | brick addition was built onto the front of the house |
| was covered in stucco in 1930 when a stuccoed | brick addition was added to the rear. |
| A later | brick addition, was added in 1786, by master mason J |
| ll buildings were clean, revealing some of the | brick additions, and the sanctuary restored to its o |
| ET announced plans to build a new $1.5 million | brick administration building on the site. |
| Old | brick advert of Facit-Odhner, New York. |
| its exterior walls were resurfaced with yellow | brick after chunks of wall fell off the building. |
| On January 24, 2011, Acme | Brick agreed to purchase Jenkins Brick in Alabama. |
| Started in 1976 as the | Brick Alley Band by Grushecky, a high school special |
| The commercial buildings often featured | brick, along with terra cotta ornamentation. |
| ngress, Harper continued in the manufacture of | brick, also branching out into real estate speculati |
| ed in 1910 as the Cathedral of All Saints is a | brick American Gothic Revival church. |
| dies when she is hit on the head by a falling | brick, an accident resulting from being in the wrong |
| The three-story | brick and mortar structure included two interior cou |
| The four-story red | brick and sandstone building, located on a hilltop o |
| ed in the architectural style, and uses mainly | brick and glass. |
| The gatehouse is timber framed with a later | brick and stone skin. |
| as leaded and stained glass windows, irregular | brick and brickwork, and intentionally gouged woodwo |
| In 1833, the wood structure was replaced by | brick and in 1840 a new lantern and lighting apparat |
| d physically by two-thirds stone and one-third | brick, and supported financially by funds appropriat |
| The administrative office was built in | brick and housed apartments, offices and a laboriato |
| le Point Light, which was made from Cream City | Brick, and also had to be encased in steel boilerpla |
| more than fifty different varieties of glazed | brick and 1,600 intricate and richly detailed carvin |
| Hill was an industrial region consisting of a | brick and tile works, blast furnaces and coal, iron |
| It is a cast iron plate shell lined with | brick and stands 48 feet (15 m) high. |
| The red | brick and sandstone building was built in 1891, regi |
| of buildings in Yusufiyah are one or two story | brick and cement structures with shops on the first |
| and tiles, from clay extracted at the Chawley | Brick and Tile Works. |
| s a one and one half story building faced with | brick and trimmed in limestone in the Colonial Reviv |
| The glass and steel skyscraper features | brick and sandstone finish at the base, to reflect t |
| all this part of England…..finely rebuilt with | brick and stone, and the streets made spacious and w |
| It is a | brick and stone castle-like structure built in 1899, |
| as founded in 1866 and its building, made from | brick and local stone with a simple pierced-wall bel |
| been rebuilt in Georgian architecture with red | brick and Purbeck limestone, following the earlier s |
| It is a single storied classical red | brick and Portland stone building, with niches conta |
| The parish constructed a four-story | brick and stone rectory and sacristy in 1904 to desi |
| The house is built in | brick and stone in Jacobethan style. |
| ly two years, to be replaced by a new built in | brick and stone, in turn outdated within 50 years an |
| The red | brick and terracotta structure is extremely thin, wi |
| It is a large Gothic Revival style | brick and limestone structure built in 1887. |
| example an exceedingly picturesque building of | brick and stone, enclosing a court-yard. |
| The new church is built in red | brick and concrete with large areas of glass and a m |
| It is built in granite and | brick and has three large lenses in a lensehouse tha |
| The undistinguished mid-century modern | brick and glass building was renovated and upgraded |
| The mill was built in 1916 from red | brick and had a capacity of 13,312 spindles. |
| he stand was replaced in the summer with a new | brick and steel structure provided largely due to th |
| . Breese (1901); Flemish Renaissance, of Roman | brick and limestone, with a stepped gable. |
| -free system that uses sand, charcoal, bits of | brick and shards of a type of cast iron. |
| colliery supplied local businesses, such as a | brick and tileworks at Flodden and Ford Forge. |
| It was constructed in 1895 and is a | brick and stone church with vernacular Romanesque / |
| The three-story | brick and wood frame structure built for Mr. and Mrs |
| sing wall plaster had fallen down exposing the | brick and stone to weather conditions. |
| s: Bardon greenstone, Swithland slate, Ibstock | brick and Coalville ceramic floor tiles. |
| ecture for Houston at the time; Bungalow, both | brick and wood sided, Cape Cod (house), early Ranch- |
| With Davy Jones, Eddie | Brick, and Charlie Rockett, Capli co-wrote and was a |
| He envisaged the building of a | brick and granite pyramid taller than St. Paul's Cat |
| By 2002, HipHopSite.Com had opened its | brick and mortar store at 4700 S. Maryland Pkwy, acr |
| In 1890, Dairy Farm built a low-rise | brick and stucco building on Lower Albert Road in Ce |
| The stalls were paved with vitrified | brick, and each had its own sewer connect. |
| ered a "Quaker Style Architecture", is made of | brick, and is part of a village of similar homes fro |
| Outside of Franklin, relatively few large | brick and frame residences were built in the county. |
| onsists of several blocks of one or two storey | brick and stone buildings. |
| The | brick and tile industries have been replaced by a la |
| the early 1920s in a Colonial Revival style of | brick and mortar. |
| uded for a short period Red House, the elegant | brick and tile home designed by Philip Webb for Will |
| The station building was built of | brick, and followed a Grecian-Doric style of archite |
| ping station by W.B. Bryan and finished in red | brick and Portland stone. |
| d Smith Publishing House (1904), a seven-story | brick and stone publishing house on the northeast co |
| ur-story townhouse with three stories built of | brick and the fourth of wood. |
| Portland stone, but the south front was of red | brick, and in 1896 the house was considerably enlarg |
| Brick and concrete structures from former homesteads | |
| After extensive renovation, the red | brick and limestone building became the home of the |
| The school building, noted for its intricate | brick and stonework and copper cornice, was designed |
| igh Street, was built between 1874 and 1875 in | brick and stone to an Italian Gothic design of the a |
| The decorative Baroque exterior is clad in red | brick and white stone and topped by a Greek statue-c |
| escribes the existing manor house as formed of | brick and timber, with evidence to suggest that it h |
| upports the marble and granite columns, with a | brick and stone exterior. |
| All of the banks are built of | brick and for this structure he employed various sha |
| century, these eighteen buildings are built of | brick and sandstone with elements of stone and iron. |
| The 25,000 square foot (2,300 m²) | brick and limestone building, whose entrance is deco |
| he south, east and west walls were replaced by | brick and it is likely that the infill in the north |
| s simple in design, being made of Flemish bond | brick and having three bays in front. |
| he modern architectural style, and uses mainly | brick and glass. |
| -type main columns and roof girders, clad with | brick and glazed in parts. |
| The church house is a 2 1⁄2-story red | brick and limestone building. |
| een torn down to sell the valuable century old | brick and timber. |
| The | brick and concrete clad building has 11 stories and |
| ill was built in the early 19th century of red | brick and is a Grade II listed building. |
| gar accessories through mail order catalogs, a | brick and mortar retail shop, and several websites. |
| ghlian panicked immediately after dropping the | brick and attempted to knock off the brick without s |
| dsonian Romanesque style, was built in 1898 of | brick and Utah Kyune sandstone. |
| The new stadium features more | brick and less aluminum in its construction material |
| g of a rectangular main block with a two story | brick and frame service wing. |
| erpretation of the Gothic Revival style in red | brick and "with rich ornament and many mannered deta |
| wood pilings and stone and the construction is | brick and wood shingle. |
| dian municipal construction of granite and red | brick, and was known as "the Old Lady of Pedder Stre |
| pe Hatteras Light, the fort is made of tons of | brick and concrete and could not be relocated. |
| The house is built of | brick, and is 50 feet across excluding the balconies |
| The home is made out of concrete, steel, | brick and redwood. |
| Carnegie Building was erected, made of Harvard | brick and Indiana limestone. |
| Each of their four chimneys was made of | brick and stood 120 m (390 ft) tall, weighing about |
| f Kannapolis was in the Colonial style, mostly | brick and very elegant and directly because of the C |
| The | brick and shingle structure was destroyed by fire in |
| It is a vernacular Romanesque style | brick and stone church built in 1868-1869. |
| of a farmer-preacher, Hanson learned about the | brick and furniture industries in Barnesville, Georg |
| The peaked tower, red | brick, and the use of green near the top pay homage |
| The interior is a simple mixture of | brick and stone. |
| Marsden worked at the Accrington | Brick and Tile Company, whose owners, the McAlpine f |
| p by the early 1920's, the well was lined with | brick and a pump was fitted to the spring that fed i |
| It is 433 yards/396 metres long, built of | brick and although wide enough for two boats to pass |
| The tower is | brick and the chancel roof is tiled. |
| The church is of red | brick and its plan is "simple in the extreme." |
| The | brick and ceramic tile-faced structure exhibits feat |
| torn down, but the plaque has been placed on a | brick and stone monument near the site where the hou |
| It is clad in light tan | brick and limestone. |
| houses were constructed from reclaimed Salford | brick and roof slates to give an authentic look. |
| The present church was built in 1800, of | brick and stone, and restored in 1953. |
| e masonry of the nave and tower was encased in | brick, and the tower was heightened. |
| The Three Pagodas are made of | brick and covered with white mud. |
| The | brick and glass facade took 21 days to complete. |
| n Bandstand was demolished and replaced with a | brick and concrete stage during the 1950s to enable |
| The building was built partially in | brick and stone and partially from timber. |
| o in poultry- and stock-raising, railway work, | brick- and cement-making, and the development of the |
| xternally, The Hidden Gem is made of plain red | brick, and could easily be mistaken for a Victorian |
| the neo-Georgian and Federal styles, combining | brick and limestone, which became their trademark. |
| ears later there was a period of rebuilding in | brick and some additions by Lutyens. |
| It is a | brick and red sandstone castle-like structure built |
| The vestry is constructed in | brick, and the rest of the church is in grey lias ru |
| It is constructed primarily of red | brick and trimmed with granite. |
| entrance is flanked by tall, narrow gabled red | brick and Portland stone blocks in a C17 Dutch style |
| m 2005-2010 the main building and the attached | brick and light frame structures have been under res |
| s high and constructed of reinforced concrete, | brick, and terra cotta. |
| a settlement of cottages for quarry, limekiln, | brick and tile-workers during the nineteenth century |
| The Pythian Castle is a historic 3-story | brick and stone Knights of Pythias building located |
| A breast-high wall of | brick and mounts for six 10-inch (250 mm) Rodman can |
| St Mary-at-Hill, there is an adjacent Grade II | brick and stone rectory of 1834 designed by James Sa |
| Traditional | brick and mortar universities have countered with th |
| A | brick and flint roundhouse was added in 1830. |
| In addition of being built with Harvard | brick and Indiana limestone - concrete was used, ste |
| form in 1904, and this up platform had a large | brick and wooden shelter. |
| re Number 6, Griffins Confectionary, Davenport | Brick and Tile Company and Suburban Home Mortgage. |
| to go from the foundation to the top to be of | brick and of the same thickness in the several stori |
| The house is constructed from red | brick and tile. |
| It was made of | brick and wood and stood 90 feet (27 m) tall, making |
| He also engaged in the manufacture of | brick and tile. |
| he storeys is a band of decorative lozenges in | brick and painted plaster. |
| nd probably Amaravati were originally built as | brick and masonry mounds during the reign of Ashoka. |
| The buildings are in banded red | brick and white portland stone on a granite base in |
| It is a 2 1⁄2-story, | brick and timber frame dwelling with a gable roof. |
| nd the roof is vaulted; the shafts are of pale | brick and stone. |
| vel, irregularly-shaped square consists of red | brick and concrete. |
| d the lighthouse is made out of cast iron with | brick and wood lining. |
| At 23 stories, and 297 feet (91 m), the | brick and limestone-faced tower, with its tall, narr |
| It is built in red | brick and decorated with sandstone pilasters in the |
| It is an oddly-shaped building, made of | brick and stone in a trapezoid shape, probably becau |
| atures an attractive pedestrian mall of inlaid | brick and well-designed seating areas. |
| The houses in Eilert Sundtsgate is mainly | brick and wooden houses build in the period between |
| It is faced with brown | brick and concrete and crowned with a copper-sheathe |
| equired new structures to be built of stone or | brick and an extensive new water and sewage system w |
| from natural materials, largely cypress wood, | brick, and glass, and features multilevel low-rising |
| The | brick and masonry piers from the old bridge were lef |
| It is built of | brick and is 40 metres high. |
| nal wood structure was replaced by the current | brick and concrete one in 1859. |
| , Gothic-style structure, constructed from red | brick and trimmed with limestone. |
| g materials such as cypress wood, cedar, adobe | brick and limestone. |
| and Sir George Downing rebuilt the chancel in | brick and established a family vault. |
| n 2005 at the cost of $25 million and features | brick and concrete. |
| some timber-frame and thatch, as well as much | brick and slate. |
| The church is built in red | brick and designed in the Dutch Baroque style. |
| The church was built of flint, | brick and tile with a pyramid spire, by John Loughbo |
| The buildings are both Victorian era red | brick and granite structures built in the Romanesque |
| autilya in the Arthashastra advises the use of | brick and stone for their durability. |
| It was constructed of stone, | brick and framed with lumber, and included several l |
| and canvass establishments to more substantial | brick and iron structures, many of which remain toda |
| h) building was constructed of granite, stone, | brick, and sandstone in Richardsonian Romanesque sty |
| The building was constructed with red | brick and terracotta. |
| R O Clark's Amalgamated | Brick and Pipe Co. became Crown Lynn Potteries and l |
| aired in the most economical fashion, built of | brick and square, but retaining the eastern curved p |
| It was built of | brick and faced on to Fargate. |
| Construction of the mill building in | brick and stone was completed by June 1780, and the |
| uds and thorns, and it is mounted to a base of | brick and limestone. |
| walls and occasional refuges are a mixture of | brick and stone. |
| ows) and finally took the leap to open her own | brick and mortar facility. |
| Fort Bunker Hill was a | brick and earthenwork fortification built as part of |
| problems with subsidence; it is constructed of | brick and field stones in the Perpendicular style. |
| e, on the next eleven stories with glazed gray | brick, and on the top floor and cornice with glazed |
| in major cities elaborate circus buildings in | brick and stone became increasingly common. |
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