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Sir Edward John Poynter (French-born British, 1836-1919) When the World was Young, 1891
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Sir Edward John Poynter (French-born British, 1836-1919) When the World was Young, 1891
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Roman Pool [Michael de la Paz]
Hearst Castle
The Roman Pool at Hearst Castle is an iconic indoor swimming pool, meticulously designed by architect Julia Morgan for William Randolph Hearst. Constructed between 1927 and 1934, it stands as a testament to Morgan's architectural genius and Hearst's opulent vision.
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Ancient roman lead pipes in Bath, England, UK. Some of them are still in use, as the pipes are well preserved. They are part of the Roman Baths tourist attraction and for that water runs through them. But the water is not for drinking. People could bathe in the Roman pool until a few decades ago.
roman pool at hearst castle
“All she wanted was to live in the castle, to swim in the pool, to surround herself with the lavish and the glamorous. But she wanted to do it surrounded only by a select few, not the tourists that thronged and pushed and pleaded and cheapened everything with their pictures and their posts and their tags. To live surrounded by the quiet tranquility of the Roman Pool. And in an effort to be different, she became like the others. Posting and tagging and wishing the castle was hers.”
-excerpts from a book I’ll never write, no. 2