Gustave Eiffel's tower, which was actually designed by his senior engineers Maurice Koechlin and Emile Nouguier, is comprised of 18,000 pieces of wrought ... building in New York City twice ...

New York City is full of free outdoor art that you ... Graft is an eye-catching sculpture based on rejas, the wrought iron screens frequently seen inside homes throughout Puerto Rico.

Those in West Virginia who will govern for the next period face a major dilemma. They will face a population that resides in ...

To make sure it was strong enough, he wanted to build the arches of steel that was stronger than the wrought iron typically used ... port in the nation, after New York. The jetties sealed Eads ...

In 1830, the factory rolled 825 tons of iron of which 450 tons were cut into nails, and the rest for other products. By 1839, the company became the Albany Iron Works and wrought iron was first ...

There are a variety of other spaces that can be used for smaller and more intimate events as well, including rooms with a ...

A heritage home, such as a Victorian cottage or Federation home work best with either a timber picket fence or a fence made from wrought iron, while a modern brick ... design After many years living ...

Mr. John Heaton's process for making' wrought iron and steel seems to be pretty generally admitted to be a most expeditious and thorough method, but it is still an open question in the minds of ...

The museum's permanent collection features paintings by Renoir, Cézanne, Picasso, Matisse and Van Gogh, plus an impressive mix of African art, wrought-iron metalwork, Native American pottery and ...

Panic buttons for poll workers, special weapons teams deployed on rooftops, and the National Guard on standby.

and hold on to a Deco-style wrought iron stair railing. In select areas of the second floor, the Fleming Building's original terrazzo floors are visible. The original hardware still present on the ...

Pamela and Peter Deibele sit at a wrought-iron table in the cozy al fresco area ... before gesturing toward the building. “Then we have inside, where it’s a little bit more of, I guess ...