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Crown Ground

Le Crown Ground est un stade de football localisé à Accrington c'est le stade qui accueille les rencontres à domicile du club de Accrington Stanley Football Club. Histoire Le stade est achevé en 1968, deux ans plus tard le club de football Accrington Stanley achète l'enceinte. Le stade comporte quatre tribunes autour du terrain, la tribune principale est nommée Jack Barett Memorial Stand. La tribune opposée, Whinney Hill Terrace comporte une partie pour les visiteurs, derrière les buts se trouvent Sophia Khan Stand à l'ouest où se trouvent les supporters les plus fervents et Coppice End à l'est. Notes et références Liens externes (en) Le stade sur footballgroundguide.com Ressource relative au sport : StadiumDB Portail de l’architecture et de l’urbanisme Portail du football Portail de l’Angleterre
Crown Ground

Il Crown Ground, ufficialmente noto come Wham Stadium, è un impianto sportivo situato ad Accrington, Lancashire, Inghilterra. È la sede delle partite casalinghe del Accringon Stanley Football Club. Lo stadio ha una capacità di 5.450 posti. Storia Inaugurato nel 1968, il Crown Ground fu costruito per sostituire l'Old Accrington Stanley Ground dopo la rifondazione dell'Accrington Stanley nello stesso anno, successiva alla liquidazione del club originale avvenuta nel 1966.L'impianto presentava strutture basilari, con una limitata capacità e pochi servizi per i tifosi. Gli spalti erano in gran parte terrapieni ed erano presenti poche aree coperte. Durante gli anni '80 e '90, il Crown Ground iniziò a subire i primi significativi miglioramenti. L'incremento della base di tifosi e i successi della squadra nelle serie minori portarono a un maggiore interesse per lo stadio. Furono installati nuovi spalti, migliorate le strutture esistenti. Con l'ingresso dell'Accrington Stanley nella Football League nel 2006, il Crown Ground subì una serie di ammodernamenti per conformarsi ai requisiti della lega. Tra le migliorie apportate vi furono l'installazione di nuovi seggiolini, il miglioramento delle strutture per la stampa e l'ampliamento delle tribune. al fine di aumentare la capacità dell'impianto. Nel 2015, lo stadio fu ribattezzato Wham Stadium grazie ad un accordo di sponsorizzazione con What More UK Ltd., un'azienda locale produttrice di articoli per la casa e giardinaggio. Questo accordo non solo portò nuovi fondi al club, ma consentì anche ulteriori miglioramenti infrastrutturali. Tra questi, vi furono la costruzione di nuovi punti di ristoro, il miglioramento dei servizi igienici e l'introduzione di posti a sedere più confortevoli. Settori Clayton End: Situato sul lato nord, è la tribuna riservata ai tifosi di casa, nota per ospitare gli Stanley Ultras. È una terrazza coperta con seggiolini nella parte anteriore per soddisfare gli standard della Football League. Whinney Hill Stand: Situata sul lato sud, è una piccola terrazza con seggiolini installati nella sezione coperta. Jack Barrett Memorial Stand: Situata sul lato ovest, è una tribuna coperta dedicata all'ex presidente omonimo del club. Ha sostituito una vecchia terrazza ed occupa circa la metà della lunghezza del campo, fornendo spazio per posti a sedere, posti per disabili e la zona stampa. Coppice Terrace: Situato sul lato est, è il settore riservato ai tifosi in trasferta con una capacità di 1.800 spettatori. Se necessario, una parte della Whinney Hill Terrace viene utilizzata per ospitare ulteriori tifosi in trasferta. Dati Statistici L'affluenza media registrata è di circa 2.988 tifosi per partita. Il record di affluenza è stato stabilito durante la partita Accrington Stanley-Derby County del 26 gennaio 2019, quarto turno della FA Cup, con 5.397 spettatori presenti. La partita terminò con il successo della squadra avversaria con il risultato di 0-1. Note Voci correlate Accrington Stanley FC Accrington FA Cup EFL League Two Altri progetti Wikimedia Commons contiene immagini o altri file su Crown Ground
Crown Ground

De Crown Ground (sinds 2015 bekend als het Wham Stadium, vernoemd naar de hoofdsponsor) is een voetbalstadion in Accrington, Engeland, dat plaats biedt aan 5.450 toeschouwers. De bespeler van het stadion is Accrington Stanley FC. Recordaantal toeschouwers Het recordaantal toeschouwers staat op 5.397, gevestigd op 26 januari 2019 tijdens een bekerwedstrijd tussen Accrington Stanley en Derby County in de vierde ronde van de FA Cup. De wedstrijd eindigde in een 0-1 overwinning voor Derby County. Wetenswaardigheden Om marketingredenen stond het stadion eerder bekend als het Fraser Eagle Stadium en als het Interlink Express Stadium.
Joe's Pond

Joe's Pond (formerly known as Nicholson's Pond) is a 4-hectare (9.9-acre) Site of Special Scientific Interest that lies to the east of, and adjacent to, the Rainton Meadows nature reserve in Tyne and Wear, England. History It was originally notified, as Nicholson's Pond, in 1968. Its main feature is a deep freshwater pond, but the surrounding area contains a variety of habitats that provides shelter for over 140 species of birds and other wildlife. The pond occupies the site of a former open-cast coal mine. It was leased in 1951 by one Joe Wilson, who began to manage it for wildlife and from whom the site derives its name. It was purchased in 1970 by the Durham Wildlife Trust, which manages it in conjunction with the adjoining Rainton Meadows nature reserve. The site actually consists of three ponds: the smallest (the "Balancing Pond") helps to prevent pollution of the main pond by trapping seepage from adjacent coal waste tips; another, slightly larger pond (the "Overflow Pond") is used to control the water level in the main pond, to which it is linked via a sluice gate. Location The site is located to the north of East Rainton and to the south of Chilton Moor. It is easily accessed from the A690. Joe's Pond is an excellent bird-watching site, with over 140 species to be seen, including wintering common teal, common pochard, and tufted duck, and, in summer, great crested grebes. The surrounding scrub areas host large winter flocks of thrushes and all five species of owl are regularly seen. References External links Durham Wildlife Trust Website BBC Tyne Website
Fairfield House, Bath

Fairfield House, in Newbridge, Bath, England is a Grade II listed building. It was the residence of Haile Selassie I, Emperor of Ethiopia, during the five years he spent in England (1936–41). Following his return to Ethiopia, he donated it to the city of Bath in 1958 as a residence for the aged. The Italianate two-storey house was built around 1850, probably by James Wilson, on Kelston Road in the northwest outskirts of the city. The house has significance to the UK Rastafari movement because it was bought in 1936 by Haile Selassie I after the death of the previous owner Mrs Campbell-White, following a short stay at the Bath Spa Hotel, while the house was renovated. He lived in the house with his family and staff for five years. The renovation provided a large double drawing room with two fireplaces, and a dining room with pantry. The rooms for Haile Selassie to meet contacts and supporters included a 'telephone room' or small office and the morning room. There were five principal bedrooms with rooms in the attic for servants. There are numerous accounts of "Haile Selassie I was my next door neighbour" amongst people who were children in the Bath area during his residence. In 1943 it was used as a home for babies evacuated from Chippenham. Haile Selassie gave the house to the City of Bath in 1958 during the visit when he was given the Freedom of the City. Fairfield House was used as a care home until 1993, when new room size requirements made it unsuitable for such use. Since then it has been used as a day centre by a number of groups including the Bath Ethnic Minority Senior Citizens' Association, Age Concern, the Ethiopian Coptic Church and a Rastafari church. In 2014 a community group, Friends of Fairfield House, were negotiating a Community Asset Transfer in order to preserve and develop the house. In 2019 a Community Interest Company was established to support the running of the house as a community asset. References External links Media related to Fairfield House at Wikimedia Commons Fairfield House, Bath on X
Fairfield House, Bath

Fairfield House est une villa située dans le quartier de Newbridge, dans la ville de Bath en Angleterre. Elle est surtout connue pour avoir été le lieu de résidence de Haïlé Sélassié Ier, empereur d'Éthiopie pendant son exil de 1936 à 1941. Après son retour, il en fit don à la ville de Bath qui s'en servit comme résidence pour personnes âgées. Elle sert aujourd'hui de lieu de réunion. Traduction (en) Cet article est partiellement ou en totalité issu de l’article de Wikipédia en anglais intitulé « Fairfield House, Bath » (voir la liste des auteurs). Liens externes Ressource relative à l'architecture : National Heritage List for England Portail de l’Angleterre Portail de l’architecture et de l’urbanisme Portail des monuments classés au Royaume-Uni
John Ball Primary School

John Ball Primary School is a 3–11 mixed, community primary school in Blackheath, London, England. It is named after the 14th century Lollard priest, John Ball, who preached to participants in the Peasants' Revolt on Blackheath. History The main building was opened in 1953, and a purpose-built Early Years Unit was added in early 2001. In 2010, a new Music block was opened, and a new Year 6 block opened in 2011. In 2014/5 a £4.5M building project was completed to permanently expand the school to 3 forms of entry. This involved the building of a new admin and central facilities block, a wing of 5 new classrooms, the extension of a new classroom to the Early Years building. The outdoor play space, nursery class, and small hall were also refurbished. The school also brought in a bulge class of reception children in Sept 2015, meaning a 120 pupil year group. Uniform John Ball Primary School is unusual among British schools for not having a required school uniform. However, students can purchase sweatshirts, polo shirts, tee shirts, book bags, and gym bags with the school logo on. Demographics Around 44% of students are white British. Approximately 20% of pupils speak English as an additional language and 18% of pupils were eligible for free school meals. In 2010, 20.4% of pupils had special educational needs. Notable alumni Jude Law, actor Dominic Cooper, actor References External links Official website
Апсли Хаус

51.5032, -0.151491 Апсли Хаус, известна също като Номер Едно, Лондон, е била лондонската резиденция на херцозите на Уелингтън и е единствената сграда на територията на Хайд Парк (намира се в неговия югоизточен ъгъл). Днес сградата е обявена за паметник на културата и до нея има публичен достъп като музей и художествена галерия, въпреки че настоящият херцог на Уелингтън все още използва от време на време част от сградата. Това е може би единственият запазен пример в Лондон за аристократична градска къща от този вид. Започната е през 1771 г. и неин архитект е Робърт Адам. Стаите се поддържат, доколкото е възможно, в първоначалния им стил и декорация. Тук се намира колекцията от картини, порцеланови и сребърни изделия, направени за херцога в Португалия през 1815 г., скулптури и обзавеждане. Външни препратки Туристическа информация за Апсли Хаус
Apsley House

Apsley House ist ein repräsentatives Stadthaus in London, das dem Herzog von Wellington, der in Waterloo über Napoleon siegte, als Residenz diente. Es ist heute ein Museum und beherbergt eine bedeutende Kunstsammlung. Das bei Hyde Park Corner gelegene Haus wurde von dem Architekten Robert Adam in den Jahren von 1771 bis 1778 errichtet. Es war die erste imposante Residenz nach Passieren der Zolltore von Knightsbridge, was ihm die populäre Adresse „No. 1 London“ einbrachte. 1817 wurde das Gebäude vom Arthur Wellesley, 1. Duke of Wellington, erworben und war seither die Londoner Stadtresidenz der Familie. Der neue Besitzer ließ von dem Architekten Benjamin Dean Wyatt erhebliche Änderungen des Exterieurs vornehmen. Im Zuge dieser Arbeiten erhielt das Bauwerk seinen klassizistischen Säulenvorbau sowie sein Verblendmauerwerk aus honigfarbenem Kalkstein. Innen kam die Waterloo Galerie für die Gemälde des Herzogs hinzu. 1947 vermachte Gerald Wellesley, 7. Duke of Wellington, (1885–1972) Apsley House dem Staat, und seit 1952 ist es als Wellington Museum der Öffentlichkeit zugänglich, auch wenn der jetzige Duke of Wellington dort noch ein Appartement bewohnt. Zu den wertvollsten Ausstellungsstücken gehören die vielen Geschenke, die dem 1. Duke of Wellington im Laufe seines Lebens gemacht worden sind. In der Waterloo Gallery sind außerdem eine große Zahl wertvoller Gemälde wie zum Beispiel der frühe Velazquez Der Wasserverkäufer von Sevilla ausgestellt. 83 der insgesamt 200 Gemälde fielen den Engländern 1813 nach der gegen Joseph Bonaparte gewonnenen Schlacht von Vitoria in die Hände. Sie gehörten eigentlich zu Spaniens Königlicher Sammlung, im Nachhinein schenkte jedoch der spanische König Ferdinand VII. die Kunstwerke offiziell der Familie Wellington. Die Gemäldesammlung umfasst Werke von: Amerika: John Singleton Copley Großbritannien: Sir William Beechey, John Burnet, George Dawe, John Hoppner, Edwin Landseer, Sir Thomas Lawrence, Sir David Wilkie Holland: Pieter de Hooch, Jan van Huysum, Nicolaes Maes, Willem van Mieris, Antonis Mor, Aert van der Neer, Adriaen van Ostade, Cornelis van Poelenburgh, Jan Steen, Willem van de Velde der Jüngere, Jan Victors Flandern: Paul Bril, Adriaen Brouwer, Jan Brueghel der Ältere, Anthony van Dyck, Adam Frans van der Meulen, Rubens, David Teniers der Jüngere Frankreich: Claude Lorrain, Claude-Joseph Vernet Deutschland: Hans von Aachen, Adam Elsheimer, Anton Raphael Mengs Italien: Leandro Bassano, Giuseppe Cesari, Carlo Cignani, Antonio da Correggio, Luca Giordano, Antiveduto Gramatica, Guercino, Giovanni Paolo Pannini, Guido Reni, Giulio Romano, Salvator Rosa, Francesco Trevisani, Marcello Venusti Spanien: Diego Velázquez (4), Francisco Goya (1), Bartolomé Esteban Murillo (3), Jusepe de Ribera (3) Literatur Bamber Gascoigne: Encyclopedia of Britain. BCA, London u. a. 1993, ISBN 0-333-54764-0, S. 28. Peter Furtado, Nathaniel Harris, Hazel Harrison, Paul Pettit: The Country Life Book of Castles and Houses in Britain. Newnes Books, Twickenham 1986, ISBN 0-600-56400-2, S. 81. Einzelnachweise Weblinks
Wellington Museum

Wellington Museum (hr. „Muzej Wellington”), znan i kao Apsley House, a i kao Number One, London, je muzej umjetničkih djela i osobnih predmeta, koje se nalaze u posljednjoj rezidenciji Arthura Wellesleya, vojvode od Wellingtona u Hyde Park Corneru, u Londonu, Engleska. U muzeju se nalaze djela umjetnika kao što su: Antonio Canova, Jan Steen, Diego Velázquez, Rubens i mnogih drugih umjetnika. Povijest Muzej je smješten u kući velikog engleskog nacionalnog junaka - Arthura Wellesleya, vojvode od Wellingtona, pobjednika u bitci Waterlooa. Zgrada u kojoj je danas muzej, podignuta je između 1771. – 1778. prema planu slavnog engleskog arhitekta Roberta Adama za Lorda Apsleya (po njemu je zgrada i dobila ime) tadašnjeg predsjednika britanske vlade. Od izvorne građevine preostali su polukružno stubište, crtaća soba s apsidom i divovski korintski portik koji je dodao Wellington. Pored portika, Wellingtonov arhitekt Benjamin Dean Wyatt je uredio trokatnu stambenu zgradu na sjeveroistoku (1819.), te novo stubište i Waterloo galeriju na zapadu (1829.). Muzej je osnovan 1852., u godini smrti Arthura Wellesleya, vojvode od Wellingtona. Izvorna zbirka muzeja se sastojala od njegove kolekcije slika, porculana, skulptura, namještaja i srebrnine. Od 1947. čitav inventar muzeja postao je vlasništvo engleske države. Vojvodin uvjet darovnice je bio da se sačuva izvorni izgled prostorija, te je zbog toga ovo možda ponajbolje sačuvan plemićki dom iz 19. stoljeća. Gotovo polovicu zgrade, njezin sjeverni dio na drugom katu, još uvijek koristi vojvoda od Wellingtona, sada Charles Wellesley, 9. vojvoda od Wellingtona. Zbirka Zbirka slika se sastoji od preko 200 slika, od kojih su 83 nekada pripadale španjolskoj kraljevskoj zbirci, a koje je Wellington zaplijenio od Josepha Bonapartea prilikom njegova bijega iz Madrida. Kada je Wellington želio vratiti slike španjolskom kralju Ferdinandu VII., ovaj ih je darovao generalu. Pored umjetničkih djela (skulptura i slika) iz kolekcije vojvode, muzej posjeduje i brojne osobne predmete Vojvode Wellingtona, između ostalog i posmrtnu masku, srebrninu, vrijedne keramičke predmete i brojne medalje koje je Vojvoda dobio za svog života. Izvori Vanjske poveznice Tourističke informacije o Apsley Housu
Apsley-ház

Az Apsley-ház Londonban a Piccadilly, a Park Lane és a Kings Bridge utcák kereszteződésénél található, a Hyde Park délkeleti sarkán. A 18. század végén épült ház több mint 200 éven keresztül viselte a „No. 1. London” házszámot, mivel annak idején ez volt a legelső ház nyugati irányból közelítve a vámsorompó után. 1778-ban Apsley báró részére építették a kúriát, amely 1807-ben került a Wellesley családhoz. Az épületet 1820-ban a kormány Wellington hercegének ajándékozta érdemeiért, miután Arthur Wellesley, Wellington első hercege 1815-ben Waterloonál győzelmet aratott Napóleon felett. Ez időben a herceg kibővítette és átépíttette a házat, hogy társadalmi és politikai rangját hangsúlyozza. Az épület ekkor nyerte el mai képét a korinthoszi oszlopsorral, az ekkortájt divatos bath-i terméskőhomlokzatával és a műkincsgyűjteménynek helyt adó, ekkor megépült, 30 méter hosszú Waterloo-galériával. Az épületet jelenleg az angol örökségvédelem múzeumként üzemelteti. A spanyol király rengeteg kincset ajándékozott Wellington hercegének a waterlooi győzelem miatt, köztük Goya, Rubens és Van Dyck festményeit, ám a legnagyobb ajándéka a portugál díszasztal volt: egy ezüstből készült, több méter hosszú asztal, amelyen gyertyák álltak. Gerald Wellesley, Wellington 7. hercege 1947-ben a nemzetnek adományozta a házat és a káprázatos gyűjteményt, ami azóta megtekinthető, de a herceg leszármazottai ma is a házban kialakított privát lakrészben élnek. Fordítás Ez a szócikk részben vagy egészben az Apsley House című angol Wikipédia-szócikk fordításán alapul. Az eredeti cikk szerkesztőit annak laptörténete sorolja fel. Ez a jelzés csupán a megfogalmazás eredetét és a szerzői jogokat jelzi, nem szolgál a cikkben szereplő információk forrásmegjelöléseként.
Wellington Museum

Il Wellington Museum è un museo d'arte e di manufatti che si trova in Apsley House (Hyde Park Corner) a Londra. Il museo espone opere di vari artisti tra cui Antonio Canova, Jan Steen, Diego Velázquez e Rubens. La sede La collezione è ospitata nella casa londinese del grande eroe britannico Sir Arthur Wellesley, Duca di Wellington, costruita tra il 1771 ed il 1778 dall'architetto Robert Adam per il barone Apsley. Cinquant'anni dopo fu ampliata e modificata dagli architetti Benjamin e Philip Wyatt, per adattarla a residenza del rango del duca di Wellington, vincitore di Napoleone a Waterloo (1815), a cui l'edificio fu donato dalla nazione. All'edificio è stato dato il soprannome popolare di Number One, London (No. 1 London), dato che era il primo ad essere incrociato da chi proveniva dalla campagna verso Londra dopo il casello a Knightsbridge. La storia Il museo divenne tale nel 1852, anno della morte di Wellington; dal 1947 l'intera collezione è di proprietà del Regno Unito. Oltre alla collezione di opere pittoriche e scultoree di appartenenza del duca, il museo espone una serie di manufatti appartenuti a Wellington, tra i quali figurano la sua maschera mortuaria, le argenterie, le ceramiche e le numerose medaglie ed onorificenze guadagnate in vita. Le opere maggiori Correggio Orazione nell'orto, 1524 circa Jan Steen Visita del medico, 1661-1662 Antonio Canova Napoleone Bonaparte come Marte pacificatore, 1803-1806 Altri progetti Wikimedia Commons contiene immagini o altri file su Wellington Museum Collegamenti esterni Sito ufficiale, su english-heritage.org.uk. (EN) Sito ufficiale, su wellingtoncollection.co.uk.
Apsley House

Het Apsley House bevindt zich aan Hyde Park Corner te Londen. Het is het Londense woonhuis van de Wellingtons en is tegenwoordig in gebruik als Museum en als tijdelijke woning van de Wellingtons als zij in Londen zijn. Het huis staat aan de Hyde Park Corner nabij de Wellington Arch. Apsley House werd tussen 1771 en 1778 ontworpen en gebouwd door Robert Adam voor Lord Apsley, vandaar de naam van het huis. Het huis werd in 1807 verkocht aan Richard Wellesley, 1e Markies Wellesley de oudere broer van Sir Arthur Wellesley, de Hertog van Wellington. Richard verkocht het pand aan zijn broer Arthur in 1817 uit financiële noodzaak. Daarnaast had Arthur een huis in Londen nodig in verband met zijn politieke carrière, die na Waterloo was begonnen. Het huis is een soort Britse tegenhanger van het Palais Blücher aan de Pariser Platz in Berlijn waar veldmaarschalk Blücher tussen 1815 en 1819 woonde. Op de plek van Palais Blücher staat nu de Amerikaanse ambassade. Het huis bevat veel kunstwerken uit de 19e eeuw en is tegenwoordig in gebruik als kunstgalerie. Het huis is het enige nog in Engeland bestaande Aristocratische stadshuis uit het Neoclassicisme. Een bekend beeldhouwwerk dat in dit huis nabij het trappenhuis staat is het beeld van Napoleon als Mars de vredestichter van de kunstenaar Antonio Canova. De Hertog van Wellington bewoonde het huis van 1817 tot zijn overlijden in 1852.
Apsley House

Apsley House – neoklasyczny budynek mieszkalny, dawna londyńska rezydencja Arthura Wellesleya, 1. księcia Wellingtona. Obecnie siedziba kolekcji Wellington. Budynek powstał w latach 1771–1778 pod kierunkiem architekta Roberta Adama, na zlecenie hrabego Bathursta nazywanego lordem Apsley. W 1807 syn lorda sprzedał dom Richardowi Wellesleyowi, który 10 lat później sprzedał go swojemu młodszemu bratu księciu Wellington. Książę zlecił rozbudowę i renowacje domu architektowi Benjaminowi Deanowi Wyattowi. Budynek jest czasami nazywany Wellington Museum według ustawy parlamentu z 1947 roku. Dom jest zarządzany przez English Heritage i jest otwarty dla publiczności jako muzeum i galeria sztuki. Mieści kolekcję Wellington, pokaźny zbiór obrazów i innych dzieł sztuki oraz pamiątek związanych z karierą księcia Wellingtona. 9. książę Wellington zachował część budynku do użytku prywatnego. Jest to rzadki przykład angielskiej arystokratycznej willi z końca XVIII wieku. Przypisy