Historic buildings include the old town hall, restored after a fire in 1543, with the Schepenzaal; the Boven Church and the Buiten Church from the 14th and 16th centuries; and three medieval turreted gateways the Koornmarkt Gate, the Cellebroeders Gate, and the Broeders Gate (now a museum).
At the centre of the old, inner town lies the market square, on which stand the medieval town hall (restored in 1883) and the Gothic-style Market Church, which dates mainly from the 16th century and has two towers connected by a bridge.
Mr. Goldman and about 200 other friends and former colleagues gathered here today for a memorial service at Faneuil Hall, restored as part of Mr. Logue's "Walkway to the Sea," within sight of the monumental Government Center complex that supplanted ragtag Scollay Square in the mid-1960's, under his watch.
Works in the 1880s, funded by the Edinburgh publisher William Nelson and carried out by Hippolyte Blanc, saw the Argyle Tower built over the Portcullis Gate and the Great Hall restored after years of use as a barracks.
I am writing today to let you know that the Board of Trustees has approved my recommendation that the name "Aycock" be removed from the building and the original name, "East Residence Hall," be restored effective immediately.
It was probably impossible to stage anything muted in the Grand Palace, a massive, 162-year-old edifice whose halls were restored and thoroughly gilded at a cost of hundreds of millions of dollars during Mr. Yeltsin's tenure.
The Pittsburgh Symphony Orchestra performs at Heinz Hall, a restored movie theatre.
Historic buildings include the Gothic Church of St . George(1415 86), the Dutch Renaissance town hall (1618 21, restored 1928 34), and the nearby castles of Anholt and Gemen.
In addition to the Vilar Grand Tier at the Met, there is the Vilar Floral Hall, a restored Victorian structure at Covent Garden.
Historic landmarks include the Gothic town hall (1449; restored 1947 52), the Weighhouse (1668), and the Grote Kerk (St. John's Church; rebuilt after a fire in 1552), celebrated for its 64 magnificent stained-glass windows (1556 1603).
