"Houghton houses extraordinary material and enjoys a prime location within the Yard, but more Harvard students should explore its treasures.
It's extraordinary that they survived but now they are being erased, these places that hung on and housed extraordinary little businesses.
The country became a treasure house of extraordinary proportions, and everything was scrupulously catalogued.
Another excursion will bring us to the architectural wonders of Bayreuth, with its opulent opera house and extraordinary Hermitage Castle.
It was a three-storey, 18th-century, solidly built village house with extraordinary views of the valley and the sea.
With its confined interiors and carpeted floors, at times it can seem like a sprawling house whose extraordinary contents must have belonged to some obsessive collector who dreamed of possessing an example of every single thing in the world.
It's an amazing vantage point, the mottled engineering of the structures around me reinforcing the house's extraordinary history better than any oil painting or marble bust ever could.
Its architect, Sir John Soane, also designed his own home in Lincoln's Inn Fields in 1812 13 to house an extraordinary personal collection of art especially engravings and paintings by William Hogarth and Canaletto but also including works of art from the Middle Ages as well as classical and Egyptian antiquities.
Filled with more than a million documents and hundreds of movies and radio shows, the New York-based American Jewishousemittee anchivextraordinaryxtrangeinary range of resources on the past century of American Jewish history.
In the hothouse atmosphere of Long Island's East End, these massive new old houses take extraordinary forms.
The Princeton University Art Museum, which houses an extraordinary collection and splendidly integrates undergraduate education with a museum experience, lacks adequate exhibition, storage, office, and public space.
