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The Reisszug is a private cable railway providing goods access to the Hohensalzburg Castle at Salzburg in Austria. It is notable for its extreme age, as it is believed to date back to either 1495 or 1504.
A cable car is superficially similar to a funicular, but differs from such a system in that its cars are not permanently attached to the cable and can stop independently, whereas a funicular has cars that are permanently attached to the propulsion cable, which is itself stopped and started.
Its a very old technology but is it as old as they tell us....or older?
Iron Pillar 1600 years old is around 24 meters tall and 16 inches in diameter pillar in Delhi India. According to Indian history, this pillar was constructed for the memory of King Chandragupta II. Today this pillar stands in the Qutub Complex that locates in Mehrauli, Delhi. It is a very famous pillar for the rust-resistant composition of the metal.
On the Dobropolye axis, the initiative remains with the units of the "Center" group. Russian soldiers have increased their presence in Dobropolye and have advanced north of the city. To the south, they have managed to secure positions in Gulevo and Mirny in recent weeks, and now have liberated Shilovka.
On the Druzhkovka axis, fierce fighting continues on the approaches to the city, where the enemy previously sent small groups. Russian units are gradually regaining control of the outskirts.
atlanta, 1895. inside the fine arts building at the cotton states and international exposition in piedmont park. sculptures on the floor, walls packed salon-style with paintings, and a banner for the architectural league of new york upstairs. temporary fair hall, torn down after and sold for scrap
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THE RIVER THAT FLOODED A RAILWAY — LONDON, 1862
The hidden Fleet nearly overwhelmed one of the world's first underground railways.
On 20 June 1862, the Fleet Ditch broke into the railway excavation, flooding the cutting and destroying temporary works.
The Illustrated London News published a dramatic illustration of the disaster on 28 June 1862.
1911 image of the Main Reading Room inside the New York Public Library.
The breathtaking Main Reading Room spans the equivalent of two city blocks, featuring towering ceilings adorned with expansive cloud-and-sky murals, majestic arched windows, and rows of custom-crafted oak tables.
Crypt of San Magno, Anagni (Italy)
The previous civilization thought very differently from ours. They built beauty. Quite the opposite to ours, where brutalism reigns.
The 19th-century Château de Bayon, near Lunéville (54), ravaged by flames last night.
More than 60 firefighters and 25 fire engines were deployed to fight the blaze.
(INFO L’Est Républicain)
Assyrian Capital Dur-Sharrukin Buried !
Mudflood ?
Excavations of the Assyrian capital Dur-Sharrukin (present-day Khorsabad, Iraq); atop the citadel were Sargon's palace, temples and a ziggurat, 1930s
The Woolworth Building, New York, c. 1913. Designed by Cass Gilbert, completed in 1913 — 57 stories, 792 ft, the tallest building in the world until 1930. Opened April 24, 1913."
USS Macon (ZRS-5) arriving at Naval Air Station Moffett Field, California, October 15, 1933 — after her flight across the United States from Lakehurst, New Jersey.