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St. Michael's Episcopal Church (1750s), fountain02, 80 Meeting St, Charleston, SC, USA

Drinking Fountain in St Martin's Garden

St Martin's Gardens Drinking Fountain

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Moonta. Old copper mining town. This grand banking facade in the classical style was built in 1865 for the Bank of SA. Became the Union Bank as shown on parapet in 1892. Closed as a bank in 1943. Old 19th century chemist shop next door.

Moonta Mines School opened in 1878. Idential to other schools in this copper mining district such as Wallaroo Mines, Moonta and Wallaroo Schools. It was designed for 800 students but opened with 1,000 students. Now a local museum.

Moonta. Old copper mining town. This is the Bible Christian Methodist Church built in 1873 in the romanesque style with rounded windows. In 1913 sold to the Churches of Christ. Now a private residence.

Lake Landscape, Italian Garden, Hyde Park, London, England.

MAC visited the Montblanc writing instrument manufacturing facility in Hamburg Germany

Moonta. Old copper mining town on Yorke Peninsula. The grand Town Hall and clock tower. Built 1885. Tower added 1907.Built as the town institute. Became Town Hall after 1907.

Jersey Cattle Group Bronze Sculpture - La Vaque De Jerri By John McKenna, West's Centre, St. Helier, Bailiwick Of Jersey.

Nice pipe organ in Moonta Mines Wesleyan Methodist Church built in 1865. Seating for 1250 worchippers. 14 Methodist churches inthe Moonta mines area in 19th century.

Hyde Park, London, England.

Happy 1925 Edith

Moonta. Old copper mining town. This grand banking facade in the classical style was built in 1865 for the Bank of SA. Became the Union Bank as shown on parapet in 1892. Closed as a bank in 1943.

Moonta School. Opened in 1877 for 800 students. Identical to Moonta Mines and Wallaroo Mines and Wallaroo Schools which opened at the same time. It is now Moonta Area School.

The old Bank of South Australia building in the Main Street of Moonta South Australia. Built in 1864 in local stone. Unusual gable entrance. Looks sort of modernised. The Moonta Mining Company banked here.

Moonta Mines. Remains of the Hughes Engine House and a Cornish mine ventilation chimney.

Moonta School of Mines opened 1891 in former Baptist church which was built in 1866. In 1903 they built another half of the buiding to match the original 1866 church. Mines School needed as Moonta a big copper mining town.