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Historic buildings facade in Earls Court, London, England Royalty Free Stock Photo
Historic buildings facade in Earls Court, London, England Royalty Free Stock Photo
Historic buildings facade in Earls Court, London, England Royalty Free Stock Photo
Historic buildings facade in Earls Court, London, England Royalty Free Stock Photo
Historic buildings facade in Earls Court, London, England Royalty Free Stock Photo
Commuters at Earls Court subway station in London, England Royalty Free Stock Photo
Commuters at Earls Court subway station in London, England Royalty Free Stock Photo
The Earls palace, Kirkwall, Orkney
Historic buildings facade in Earls Court, London, England Royalty Free Stock Photo
Historic buildings facade in Earls Court, London, England Royalty Free Stock Photo
The Earls palace II, Kirkwall, Orkney Royalty Free Stock Photo
Historic buildings facade in Earls Court, London, England Royalty Free Stock Photo
Historic buildings facade in Earls Court, London, England Royalty Free Stock Photo
Historic buildings facade in Earls Court, London, England Royalty Free Stock Photo
Historic buildings facade in Earls Court, London, England Royalty Free Stock Photo
This imposing ruin of the Earls palace, stands over the road from St Magnus cathedral to the south. It was began in 1607 by Patrick Stewart, the second earl of Orkney, who was a tyrant to his subjects, and was constructed mainly by forced labour. It was built in the french renaissance style, but the soft sandstone, used in its construction, has meant considerable erosion over the years. It has been a ruin since the 18th century.


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