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This catalogue is divided into four sections; Cathedrals and Churches; Wind and Watermills; Other historic buildings and Christmas Card sections. You can purchase any of his prints below directly from John. Please give drop him a line here.
Bourne town hall, Lincolnshire
Built in 1821 by Bryan Browning, it employs an ingenious design in a limited space. He set the horseshoe-shaped stairs ascending to a grand entrance, in the central bay, framing them within a screen of Doric columns, in the style of a Roman bath. The weathervane above represents the arms of the great English warrior, Hereward the Wake, who fought against the Norman invaders and who, according to legend, was born very close to this spot.
Print No. 095
Bourne town hall, Lincolnshire
Built in 1821 by Bryan Browning, it employs an ingenious design in a limited space. He set the horseshoe-shaped stairs ascending to a grand entrance, in the central bay, framing them within a screen of Doric columns, in the style of a Roman bath. The weathervane above represents the arms of the great English warrior, Hereward the Wake, who fought against the Norman invaders and who, according to legend, was born very close to this spot.
Print No. 095