Stiffleaf's photos
york water gate, embankment, london
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built in 1626 by nicholas stone as the watergate to the duke of buckingham's mansion, possibly to the design of balthasar gerbier. it was long believed to be by inigo jones, which saved its bacon on several occasions.
york water gate, embankment, london
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built in 1626 by nicholas stone as the watergate to the duke of buckingham's mansion, possibly to the design of balthasar gerbier. it was long believed to be by inigo jones, which saved its bacon on several occasions.
york water gate, embankment, london
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built in 1626 by nicholas stone as the watergate to the duke of buckingham's mansion, possibly to the design of balthasar gerbier. it was long believed to be by inigo jones, which saved its bacon on several occasions.
york water gate, embankment, london
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built in 1626 by nicholas stone as the watergate to the duke of buckingham's mansion, possibly to the design of balthasar gerbier. it was long believed to be by inigo jones, which saved its bacon on several occasions.
york water gate, embankment, london
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built in 1626 by nicholas stone as the watergate to the duke of buckingham's mansion, possibly to the design of balthasar gerbier. it was long believed to be by inigo jones, which saved its bacon on several occasions.
york water gate, embankment, london
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built in 1626 by nicholas stone as the watergate to the duke of buckingham's mansion, possibly to the design of balthasar gerbier. it was long believed to be by inigo jones, which saved its bacon on several occasions.
york water gate, embankment, london
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built in 1626 by nicholas stone as the watergate to the duke of buckingham's mansion, possibly to the design of balthasar gerbier. it was long believed to be by inigo jones, which saved its bacon on several occasions.
york water gate, embankment, london
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built in 1626 by nicholas stone as the watergate to the duke of buckingham's mansion, possibly to the design of balthasar gerbier. it was long believed to be by inigo jones, which saved its bacon on several occasions.

















