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Monday, August 22, 2005

London, England
This door is the entrance to the Archbishop's house of the St George's catherdral. The original building was designed by the famous victorian architect Pugin and opened in 1848. In 1941, during world war II, the cathedral was badly bombed. But in the rebuilding of the cathedral that was completed in 1958, a great deal of the original design remained.
The photo was sent in by David Miller.
posted by /T/ at 1:53 AM
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