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Saint Vitus' Cathedral Facade And Nave, Church Of Saint Peter And Paul Of Vysehrad
The Central Spire Of Notre Dame
Gothic House
Completion Of The Cathedral (1842-1880)
Parliament
Castle In Pollenzo
Episcopal Palace In Astorga
Palace Of Westminster
One Of The Follies In The Park Is A Neo-Gothic Castle
Convict-Built Church At Port Arthur
Iglesia Del Salvador
Church Of St. Catherine
Reconstruction Of The Church Of Rosario In Gothic Revival Style (Ab Ev)
Luteran Churches In Juodkrante And Nida
Roman Catholic Cathedral
The Timber Gothic Revival Style Sacred Heart Cathedral And Presbytery (Ab Ev)
Gothic Revival Löwenburg Castle (Ab Ev)
Current Building Of The Cathedral (1913)
Scott Monument
The Anglican Church, Built With Convict Labour In 1841, Is An Early Example Of Cape Gothic Style, Plastered And Painted White On The Exterior (Ab Ev)
Gothic Revival (Also Referred To As Victorian Gothic Or Neo-Gothic) (Wiki)
Great Spa Towns of Europe
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"In Baden-Baden's New Nineteenth Century Spa Quarter The Neo-Gothic Protestant Church Is A Significant Landmark With Its Two Tall Spires." The Château De La Terrasse In Spa Was Built In 1857 In The Neo-Gothic Style. The Kurhaus In Karlovy Vary Is "In Neo-Gothic Style With Neo-Romanesque Motifs." (Nomination File, P. 64, 101, 134)
In 1822 The Belfry Of Bruges Received The Current Neo-Gothic Crown Finish Instead Of A Spire.
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See Nl.Wikipedia.Org
Piazza Salimbeni: "The Palace Façades Were Harmonized To A Neo-Gothic-Style During The Nineteenth Century By The Architect Giuseppe Partini."
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See En.Wikipedia.Org
In 1822 The Belfry Of Bruges Received The Current Neo-Gothic Crown Finish Instead Of A Spire.
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See Nl.Wikipedia.Org
The Façade Of The Oratory Of Saint John The Baptist Was Rebuilt In The Neogothic Style At The Beginning Of The 20th Century.
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"At The End Of The 1800s, The Old Palazzo Pubblico Was Almost Completely Demolished In Order To Build The New Neo-Gothic Building Designed By The Roman Architect Francesco Azzurri". (Nomination File, P. 34)
The Former Episcopalian Church Of The Holy Spirit, The Château De Valrose (Nomination File, P. 71, 143-144) And The Anglican Holy Trinity Church
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See Fr.Wikipedia.Org
The Church (And Part Of The Convent) Of The Sanctuary Of Rivotorto Was Rebuilt In Neo-Gothic Style Between 1860 And 1880, After The Violent Earthquake Of 12 February 1854 Had Razed It To The Ground.
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"A Neo-Gothic Trend Is Visible In The Cathedral And Churches, ... In Chinchiná,... And Marsella." (Nomination File, P. 81)
In The 19th Century, The Widow Pommery Developed The Business, Had 18 Kilometres Of Cellars Dug And Built Large Buildings In The Elizabethan Neo-Gothic Style In The Butte Saint-Nicaise District Of Reims.
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See Fr.Wikipedia.Org
Façade Of The Chapel Of The Hôtel-Dieu In Puy-En-Velay (Nomination File)
Bordeaux Cathedral: "A Prominent Feature Of The South Side Is The Row Of Buildings With Neo-Gothic Facades Called The New Sacristies, Which Are Placed Against The South Wall Between The Buttresses. (...) These Were Constructed In 1869 And 1879 By The 19th-Century Architect Paul Abadie In The Place Of The Medieval Cloister."
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See En.Wikipedia.Org
"The Béguinage Of Mont-Saint-Amand-Lez-Gand (...) Was Built (1873-74) As A Global Project Adopting The Traditional Concepts Of The Béguinages And A Neo-Gothic Architectural Style." (Ab Ev) – The Chapel Of The Béguinage Of Dendermonde (Nomination File, P. 14)