But a surprising number of the extant 46 City churches retain much of their original atmosphere, architecture and furnishings.
The major extant Mayan cities and ceremonial centres feature a variety of pyramidal temples or palaces overlain with limestone blocks and richly ornamented with narrative, ceremonial, and astronomical reliefs and inscriptions that have ensured the stature of Mayan art as premier among Native American cultures.
Participants were working within the tent cities extant within the borders of Haiti's capital city, Port-au-Prince.
There are 15 of his comedies extant, including The City Wit; or The Woman Wears the Breeches (produced 1629; published 1653), The Sparagus Garden (produced 1635; published 1640), The Antipodes (produced 1638; published 1640), and A Mad Couple Well Match'd (produced 1639; published 1653).
This report summarizes cases in 4 children from South Asia that illustrate the conditions extant in 1 city in Uzbekistan (Andijan), where medical procedures have resulted in transmission of HIV, hepatitis B virus (HBV), and hepatitis C virus (HCV).
Because of its unusualness among the city's extant older buildings, the bank recently won a place on both the National and State Registers of Historic Places.
Examples of extant buildings from the City Beautiful period are Union Station in Washington, D.C., the Field Museum in Chicago, and the Boston Public Library in Boston.
Of the city's extant beer gardens, the Bohemian Hall, owned and operated by the Bohemian Citizens Benevolent Society of Astoriaa, stands in a class by itself.
Built in 1886 by the Children's Aid Society, overlooking Tompkins Square Park from Eighth Street and Avenue B, the Boys Lodging Housee is today the largest extant structure in the city designed entirely by Calvert Vaux, co-creator of Central Park.
The earliest extant one for a city in the western United States is S.J. Gower's 1851 "Map of the Burnt District of San Francisco Showing the Extent of the Fire". Relatively few insurance maps made before 1884, when copyright deposit in the Library of Congress was required, survive.
