Maison Dieu Windows

I was planning to attempt a panorama today of Dover Maison Dieu (Town Hall) but it's very long and high so here's just a few of its windows instead.

The oldest part of Maison Dieu, Stone Hall, was originally founded in 1203 and refurbished in 1853. The building has now been given a Grade 1 listed building status.

[sally agnew]

Wonderful part of history :)

[Rob Z]

I like your collage showing such different styles in the one building. 800 years sure allows for a variety of architecture to be used. Must be wonderful in real life. :)

[FBailey]

@robz You know Rob, I'd never really studied it till today ... I was going to try to take a pano of all of it but it would have meant about 50 shots and the perspectives would have been really tricky. Also pedestrians and cars kept going past, so I gave up in the end:)

[KoalaGardens🐨]

what lovely old architecture!

[Pyrrhula]

Beautiful captures of those nice windows.

[Bep]

Beautiful architecture.

[Call me Joe]

Cool collage and cool textures ❤️

[sarah]

Beautiful old building

[KWind]

Lovely and detailed! Great collage.

[Babs]

I love windows and what a great triptych.

[Joanna kate]

Certainly showing different styles there

[Marnie]

Interesting variety of styles there FB.

[haskar]

Great collage.

[Catherine Otley]

Nice triptych which demonstrates how we tend to stop seeing familiar places in any detail. Like it!

[Joyce]

Great Collage and an interesting history

[Catherine]

Sometimes I think it is better just to photograph parts rather than the whole thing. This works really well. A very interesting building too.

[Margaret Brown]

Lovely collage, textures andcolours

[David]

Interesting triptych

[Suzanne]

I'm always amazed how they built such beautiful buildings back in the day

[Ivan]

Love this architecture, presentation...fav

[Helen Jane]

lovely presentation of these interesting features.

[Lisa Pouncy]

All great shots but I particularly like the centre one with its detailed carving xx