Sentence examples similar to Historically valuable building from inspiring English sources

ONE thing that the owners of the Austin, Nichols & Company warehouse at 184 Kent Avenue in Williamsburg, Brooklyn, were firm about throughout the long battle over the building's fate three years ago was that it was not historically valuable.

This book is historically valuable, so they shouldn't change anything.

This monumental work of 17 volumes is historically valuable as a contemporary defense of Napoleon III.

Museums and collectors, however, generally seek only rare and historically valuable computers.

The cardinal said he lacked the courage to destroy them as they were too historically valuable.

In the process of repairing historically valuable timber structures, the most widely-used joint is with wooden dowels.

The tale's greatest tragedy may be that during each rebinding, margins were routinely sliced, eliminating historically valuable marginalia.

Official efforts are under way to digitise and restore landmark films, and to webcast historically valuable ones.

These romantic, historically valuable and perfectly functioning gas street lights have been part of Berlin's cityscape for almost 200 years.

Patents that couldn't be restored were voided, and historically valuable models, like one of Robert Fulton's steamboat, were lost forever.

"We're reclaiming them, and turning them into valuable building materials".