Having become, this week, a Ken Burns television series, Mark Twain stands preserved beside the Civil War, baseball and jazz.
In a small museum tucked away in the Prora complex, one of the Nazi holiday camp's 10,000 rooms stands preserved in its original state.
Guides, manuals, tales and pamphlets for everyday life, deemed insufficiently scholarly for the ordinary collection, they stand preserved as an extraordinary relic of past preoccupations.
The rules, as they stand, preserve a system in which Irish work is sent to UK presses to be published according to their lights.
The North Bank and Clock End stands were demolished after Arsenal left in 2006, but the facades of the old East and West Stands were preserved, while the pitch became a garden.
The original snuff factory, Lorillard, built in 1760, still stands, well preserved, an excellent example of Colonial architecture, in the Bronx Park, near the Zoological Gardens.
Pollock-Krasner House The most famous East Hamptonite of all was Jackson Pollock, and the place where he made his history-changing drip paintings, now called the Pollock-Krasner Houstands Study Center, stands well preserved on Fireplace Road in the Springs, a neighborhood not far from the village.
The exteriors of the listed Art Deco East Stand and the matching West Stand were preserved and incorporated into the new developments, while the rest of the stands' structures were removed, and the pitch became a communal garden.
Heikkinen led a goal-line stand that preserved the tie.
By February 1507 at the latest, Dürer was back in Nürnberg, where two years later he acquired an impressive house (which still stands and is preserved as a museum).
With its googie architectural detailing, vivid signage and outdoor seating area, Two Boots is one of the better preserved stands in downtown.
