London's tallest standpipe tower could welcome visitors again - once the pigeon poo is gone
The tall brick tower is a landmark in Brentford, built as a standpipe regulator for steam engines, and was constructed in 1867, inspired by Italian church towers.
This Convent in New York's Hudson Valley Was Just Brought Back to Life as a 9-room Boutique Hotel
As a river town with a rich maritime legacy, Hudson has long been a hub for exploration, commerce, and culture. We wanted the hotel to reflect that heritage.
The Lower Pacific Heights Victorian at 1709 Broderick Street, known as the facade for Tanner's 'Full House', has sold for $4 million after a previous sale at $1.85 million in 2006.
