#church and pub

[mambo68]

Brennbergbánya Church and pub.

#brennbergbánya #brennberg #alps #church and pub #urban #hungary #templom éskocsma

[sometimeslondon]

A quiet spot along the river Thames, Isleworth, West London

The old crane, boats and church create an almost timeless feel even though this is May 2024.

#London #Isleworth #river #thames #pub #Town Wharf #quiet #bend #church #boats #England #UK

[yorksnapshots]

On the walls.

Stood on York's roman walls, looking through a gap between walls, at street level is the public house The Hole in the Wall. In the background of course is a tower of York Minster.

#Wall #Walls #Tower #Pub #Church #Cathedral #Street #City #Cities #Gothic #Architecture #Lamp #Urban #Aesthetic #Scenic #Travel #Explore #Roman #Photography #Buildings

[megpricephotography]

After the rain... & it was all quiet as we headed home, down the cobbled street.

#normally on a summer Saturday evening this street would be busy with tourists #there's an old pub halfway down... as well as cafes... a church at the far end... a couple of small museums #anyway this time of year we are continuously dodging visitors taking photos of the lane! #but today we had a sudden & rather heavy rain shower which made everyone dash back inside! #apart from Flynn & me - we hid under a tree in the woods until it mostly dropped off #then scurried home before it started again! #flynn #border collie #dog #lane #england #cobbled street

[dumpsterfireofsubtext]

Never ever ever ever ever getting over this view … Bazylika Mariacka

#me and my difficult relationship with religion are fucking nasty rn btw #like COME ON #hitting up every church in krakow like they’re bars #pub crawl but it’s a church crawl #personal

[fingertipsmp3]

Also I can’t figure out if my life genuinely does suck or I’m just having an existential crisis because my period starts in approximately 48 hours

#it does make me worse ngl. i wish i could just yeet my uterus #i was just starting to think about how all my days are the same and it’s boring and i’m boring #and i never see anybody or meet new people or make new friends #working from home is all well and good until it makes you want to [redacted] #and you all can say ‘just leave your house!’ as much as you want but living in a small town and having no car is not really conducive #to getting myself out there #i mean my town literally has about a dozen businesses and half of them are sad pubs. the others are like hair salon; co-op; church; butcher #2 takeaways. and yeah there’s parks but all of them are kind of dire #maybe i could start getting the bus places. going somewhere else. idk #i have been thinking about taking a trip but wherever i go i still take myself and it’s like i’m in this state of permanent malaise #too nervous to talk to anyone and too impatient to linger anywhere or enjoy anything #everything i do i rush through so i can do something else #and i think amongst it all i’m just reckoning with the fact that i’m never going to be remarkable. i mean neither is anyone else really #but i always thought i’d write a novel or become a college professor or something but i’m not smart enough and i don’t have enough words #or ideas in me. not really. i’m not a creative i’m just an imitator. always have been #and i could live with being unremarkable because we all are in the cosmic universe but i still don’t think i can live with rotting #in my hometown. but then it’s like how do i get out? #i signed up for an online course just to vary things a bit. just to get some enrichment in my enclosure #it’s this slow realisation that i thought i Wanted to work at home. i thought i liked the peace of it. just me and the computer screen #but no i like to work outside and then come back to my home as my sanctuary. i have to leave it sometimes to really appreciate it #but no one wants to hire me for an intellectual job because i’m not actually that smart. and my body is too broken to work in hospitality #anymore. or is it. i mean for god’s sake i can run three times a week but i don’t trust myself to be able to stand for hours #i’m thinking about throwing myself on the mercy of my old boss like hey. i fucked up. do you have any shifts for me? i’ll do weekends #i just don’t want to lose my fucking mind #maybe i’ll text her tomorrow. the worst thing she can say is no #personal

[yr-obedt-cicero]

okay so i never fully remembered what my question was but!! i did remember that it had to do with philip’s social life or hobbies and so my new question is do we have any information on that? like if he had hobbies besides going to bars and not paying his bills or like who his friends were (besides price yk). i imagine there’s not much on this but anything helps!!! love you bestie <33

Philip seems to have taken notable interest in theater and literature. Both of his friends, Thomas Rathbone and Stephen Price had a considerable relation to theater. As Rathbone, one of Philip's old classmates, writes to his sister about his death;

At the theatre I was informed of it about 9 O'clock Monday evening - I immediately ran to the House near the State Prison from whence I was told they dare not remove him - Picture yourself my dear Girl my emotions which must have assailed me on my arrival at his room to which I was admitted as his old College classmate.

Source — Historical Magazine: And Notes and Queries Concerning the Antiquities, History, and Biography of America, Volume 1

Additionally, both Price and Philip were going to see the play, The West Indian by Cumberland, when they happened to encounter Eacker. [x] Stephen Price would also go on to be very influential to America's theater business, and became the founder of theater management.

Philip also enjoyed reading. At the young age of eight, he was already requesting books about geography;

I enclose for my little friend Philip a copy of the elements of Geography, which I mentioned.

Source — Tench Coxe to Alexander Hamilton, [10 July 1790]

He also seemed to have dabbled in poetry with Hamilton mentioning that Eliza would give him an Ovid, referring to the Roman poet, Publius Ovidius Naso, who is often ranked as one of the three canonical poets of Latin;

Your Mama has got an Ovid for you and is looking up your Mairs introduction.

Source — Alexander Hamilton to Philip Hamilton, [December 5, 1791]

Prior to his death he was also borrowing a book from the local library. [x] There is also the possibility of him being given his father's old books. [x]

When Philip was older, he was also part of a literature society. It was a Literature Society composed mainly of boys in their early twenties. It looks as though the members belonged to the same generational group, and were all rather acquainted with each other. A reappearing pattern being that; most of them were from New York, studied law, and graduated from Columbia in the 1790s.

About this time, Mr. Jones was a member of a literary society, (of which the late Peter A. Jay was president,) composed, among others, of Nathan Sandford, Charles Baldwin, John Ferguson, Jas. Alexander, Rudolph Bunner, Goveurneur Ogden, the first Philip Hamilton, William Bard, Wm. A. Duer, Philip Church, John Duer, and Beverley Robinson; of whom the last five are the only survivors.

Source — Memorial of the Late Honorable David S. Jones

Funny enough, there are a lot of familiar faces, and two of which would later assist Philip in his duel against George Eacker. David Samuel Jones, who was a 1796 graduate of Columbia College, would later help Philip convince his uncle John Barker Church to lend them his guns for the encounter and was one of his second's. Additionally, Philip's cousin also went there, Philip Church, who would also later be his second. Philip seems to have had a close relationship with his cousin Church, as Church was usually visiting the Hamiltons' and assisting his uncle Hamilton in Law or the Quasi-war.

Overall, Philip was quite “popular” and well-liked by many other boys his age, likely due to the importance of his surname. He was known for being very smart, gregarious, and handsome, with his charming rebellious side he appealed to plenty of adolescent men from his generation. The Evening Post considered him; “a young man of most amiable disposition and cultivated mind; much esteemed and affectionately beloved by all who had the pleasure of his acquaintance.” [x]

He seemed to make friends easily, other than just the previously mentioned Price and Rathbone, but also Washington's step-grandson; George Washington Parke Custis (Also known as Wash or Washy), who he attended school with for a period of time [x], they were also childhood playmates — as the Hamilton children visited the Washingtons' often when the two families lived in Philadelphia. Wash even wrote Hamilton a condolence letter after Philip's death, and in it he said; “We were brought up as it were, together in our earlier years and that mutual friendship which then existed between us, would I have no doubt have at a future time ripened into esteem.” [x]

There was also the small portion of time when Lafayette's son, Georges Washington de Lafayette, stayed with the Hamiltons' in 1795 while they awaited for conflict to die down so he could stay with Washington. [x] (Which actually brings up a funny story about Hamilton losing Lafayette's son) Georges and Philip were only three years apart in age, so it's imaginable they may have found each other's company agreeable. The only opposition being that Georges seemed in a state of despondency during his time with the Hamiltons' - likely missing his home country and parents - he was described as losing weight and being depressed, if not absent from their home and off with his tutor. [x] And later on he never wrote about his stay with them at all. So, I can't affirm it was a pleasurable experience for him, and there isn't any considerable evidence to suggest a friendship between the boys.

Another apparent interest of Philip's was traveling, and he traveled to Providence, Rhode island, and Philadelphia on his own during his youth. In a condolence letter, Rush says Philip was a charming guest at their residence during the last trip and says he made great friends with his son, who was likely Richard Rush since there was only two years difference between the boys;

It may perhaps help to sooth your grief when I add to that united expression of Sympathy, that your Son had made himself very dear to my family during his late visit to Philadelphia, by the most engaging deportment. His visits to us were daily, and after each of them he left us with fresh impressions of the correctness of his understanding and manners, and of the goodness of his disposition. To One of my Children he has endeared himself by an Act of friendship & benevolence that did great honor to his heart, and will be rememb[e]red with gratitude by Mrs. Rush, and myself as long as we live. My Son has preserved a record of it in an elegant and friendly letter which he received from him After his return to New York.

Source — Benjamin Rush to Alexander Hamilton, [November 26, 1801]

For even more options, there is a catalog of graduates at Columbia College which show the names of Philip's classmates. [x]

Hope this helps!

#amrev #american history #philip hamilton #stephen price #thomas rathbone #david s jones #philip church #george washington parke custis #georges washington de lafayette #richard rush #history #hamilchildren #hamilton family #hamilton children #hamilkids #hamilton kids #queries #pub lius #cicero's history lessons

[lollytea]

These pics are a two hours apart

#lookit the shtate a ya #been awake since 7 for a wedding #didnt want to attend a wedding but you know how it is #managed to be late for the wedding #but its fine i hate the church part anyway #not goin into the pub with everyone else because i am CARSICK and also TIRED #so now we just gotta wait around until we are off to the next destination #never been a fan of the midpoint between wedding and reception #i am simply no fun

[gioeks]

via

#pub #church #cross #inverted cross #city lights #city night

[commonpigeon]

that maps really cool because now i get to know the land i accidentally trespassed on in my parents village is actually a manor dating back centuries that housed people involved in plots against james ii in the 17th century

#living in the south near london is just like. here is a pub henry the 8th had a beer in. here is the church he divorced his wife in

[rothgalleries]

Massachusetts Winter Storm Photography Impressions

The last Massachusetts winter storm dropped a few inches of snow and turned the Commonwealth into a winter wonderland. I embraced the photography opportunity and chased the light at some local favorite landmarks and state parks. Enjoy! Sudbury Grist Mill framed by a winter wonderland at the Wayside Inn Historic District in Sudbury, Massachusetts. This historic mill looked absolutely beautiful…

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#1761 Old Mill Restaurant and Pub #artwork #Assabet River #Assabet River Reservoir #blanket of snow #Canvas Prints #Enchanta Bridge #fine art photography #image licensing #images #impressions #Longfellow&039;s Wayside Inn Tavern and restaurant #MA #Martha Mary Chapel #Martha-Mary Chapel #massachusetts #Moore State Park #Northborough #old stone church #paxton #photography #photos #pictures #prints #Red BArn #reflection #saw mill #snow #Snow covered #stock

[beeroucek]

Hobson's Best by Mike-in-the-pub

#The Yew Tree #All Stretton #Church Stretton #Shropshire #beer #ale #cask #booze #pint #pub #public house #flickr

[totallyfluxd]

I miss living in a city centre so much, I didn't take advantage of being so close to so many cafes when I had the chance

#i just want there to be places in walking distance where i can have my silly little tea #and read a silly little book #perhaps do my silly little crafts #without having to go all the way into town on the bus #theres literally nothing round here designed for sitting down #we have a tesco express and a post office and many takeaways #the pubs gone the librarys gone we never had cafes in the first place and the only place left is the church #which #no thank you #im sure theyre lovely but not for me ty #we have infrastructure but no community hubs outside of religion #we need the church and the mosque and the madrassahs theyre so important #but like if youre not religious there is nowhere to just hang out or talk to people #remember living like five minutes walk from town and having Stuff and Things To Do and Places To Sit #i miss madame waffle :(

[thegeorgehathersage]

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#luxurious stay Hathersage #The George hotel #Peak District accommodation #Hathersage spa services #Stanage Edge views #Hathersage Moor walks #River Derwent strolls #St Michael's Church #North Lees Hall #David Mellor Design Museum #fine dining Hathersage #The Plough Inn #Colemans Deli #traditional pubs Hathersage #outdoor hot tubs Peak District #local crafts shopping #adventure activities Peak District #Hathersage events #relaxing retreats Derbyshire #book The George Hathersage

[hepdenerose]

Banks, Bridges and Rows

On a variable Wednesday, we headed down Frodsham Street onto Eastgate and left down St. John Street, where we waited for a bunch of students to shift for a better look at the Welsh church. Peeling blue railings barred the three-arched doorway, atypically clad in yellow sandstone. At the end of the street, we crossed to the amphitheatre to see small kids being drilled as Roman soldiers. Having…

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#aisle #amphitheatre #archaeology #arches #architecture #Bear and Billet #beer #books #bridge #Bridge Street #Brook Street #buildings #burgers #cafe #carving #chapel #Cheshire #Chester #children #church #cross #crusades #Eastgate #Eastgate Clock #Edgars Field #equinox #fresco #Frodsham Street #gastro pub #Georgian

[blackpoolhistory]

Adelphi Hotel where Adelphi Street meets Church Street.

#pub #adelphi hotel #adelphi street #church street #town centre