MJ Maccardini (trailerfullofpix)'s photos with the keyword: carved

The letters are carved into the stone facade of the building. Faraday House was originally an electrical engineering college and now is the home of Syracuse University's programme in London. Old Gloucester Street.

Union Chapel, Compton Terrace, Islington

St Mary Aldermary, City of London

8 Palace Street, Canterbury. This house (a private residence) was built c. 1250 as a priest's house. The timber framing and first floor overhang were added in the late 15th century, followed by major extensions in 1665 with addition of the second floor.

8 Palace Street, Canterbury. This house (a private residence) was built c. 1250 as a priest's house. The timber framing and first floor overhang were added in the late 15th century, followed by major extensions in 1665 with addition of the second floor.

8 Palace Street, Canterbury. This house (a private residence) was built c. 1250 as a priest's house. The timber framing and first floor overhang were added in the late 15th century, followed by major extensions in 1665 with addition of the second floor.

Now a bookshop. At the junction of Palace Street and King Street, Canterbury.

South London Gallery, Peckham Road

Oak door, parish church of St Michael, St Michael's Street, St Albans

Names carved into the oak door, parish church of St Michael, St Michael's Street, St Albans

I think these are parish boundary markers, probably All Saints Parish. These are on the exterior wall of Trinity College near Scholar's Lawn.

R S carved his initials in the wall of Trinity College in 1724. Near Scholars' Lawn.

I think these are parish boundary markers, probably St Mary's Parish. These are on the exterior wall of Trinity College near Scholar's Lawn.

This carved wooden bench was placed here by the mothers of three young men, aged 19, who traveled to Thailand on holiday and died tragically in a bus crash there.

Standing Stones, Station Approach, Margate. The words on the stones arose out of a public art project carried out in 1997. Writer Suzannah Dunn worked with local children at Artwise Youth Club, Ramsgate and other venues to explore ideas and thoughts about Margate, people and feelings in words, stories and poetry. From all the words written down and spoken by the children Suzannah has drawn together a poem, which has been carved into stone by sculptor Paul Wehrle.

Standing Stones, Station Approach, Margate. The words on the stones arose out of a public art project carried out in 1997. Writer Suzannah Dunn worked with local children at Artwise Youth Club, Ramsgate and other venues to explore ideas and thoughts about Margate, people and feelings in words, stories and poetry. From all the words written down and spoken by the children Suzannah has drawn together a poem, which has been carved into stone by sculptor Paul Wehrle.

Standing Stones, Station Approach, Margate. The words on the stones arose out of a public art project carried out in 1997. Writer Suzannah Dunn worked with local children at Artwise Youth Club, Ramsgate and other venues to explore ideas and thoughts about Margate, people and feelings in words, stories and poetry. From all the words written down and spoken by the children Suzannah has drawn together a poem, which has been carved into stone by sculptor Paul Wehrle.

Standing Stones, Station Approach, Margate. The words on the stones arose out of a public art project carried out in 1997. Writer Suzannah Dunn worked with local children at Artwise Youth Club, Ramsgate and other venues to explore ideas and thoughts about Margate, people and feelings in words, stories and poetry. From all the words written down and spoken by the children Suzannah has drawn together a poem, which has been carved into stone by sculptor Paul Wehrle.