Restored Collection (page 5)

Senso-ji - Buddhist temple located, Asakusa, Tokyo, Japan
Senso-ji - an ancient Buddhist temple located in Asakusa, Tokyo, Japan. Date: circa 1910s

Senso-ji - an ancient Buddhist temple, Asakusa, Tokyo, Japan
Senso-ji - an ancient Buddhist temple located in Asakusa, Tokyo, Japan. Date: circa 1930

The Kitchen / Smokehouse, Fontevrault Abbey, Chinon, France
The Kitchens / Salmon Smokehouse, Fontevrault Abbey, Near Chinon, Anjou, Loire Valley, France - pictured before restoration (before the chimneys were added back on)

Borabadur - Restored gate, 4th north gallery
Borabadur, Java, Indonesia. - Restored gate, 4th north gallery. Borabadur is a 9th century Mahayana Buddhist Monument/Temple. Date: circa 1910s

Avro Vulcan B2 XH558
Avro Vulcan B2, XH558, which been restored to flying condition by the Vulcan to the Sky Trust, making its first post-restoration flight on 18 October 2007

ALOY DE MONTBRAY (14th century); CASCALLS, Jaume (?-1379). Sepulchre of James I the Conqueror. c. 1349. SPAIN. Vimbod� Monastery of Poblet. Restored by Frederic Mar鳠 (1944). Gothic art

Spain (1814). Fernando VII restored in his throne. Litography. SPAIN. Madrid. National Library

SPAIN. Vimbod�Monastery of Poblet. Sepulche
SPAIN. Vimbod� Monastery of Poblet. Sepulche of James I, restored by Frederic Mar鳠 (1948) according to the original by Jaume Cascalls and Jordi de D鵮 Gothic art. Relief on marble

SPAIN. Vimbod�Monastery of Poblet. Sepulchre
SPAIN. Vimbod� Monastery of Poblet. Sepulchre of the king James I, restored by Frederic Mar鳠 (1948) after the original by Jaume Cascalls and Jordi de D鵮 Gothic art

SPAIN. Vimbod�Monastery of Poblet. Tombs of
SPAIN. Vimbod� Monastery of Poblet. Tombs of king John I (1350-1396) and Violante de Bar, restored by Frederic Mar鳮 Gothic art. Sculpture

Entrance of Louis XVIII into Paris
Scene on the Pont Neuf, Paris, during the entrance of King Louis XVIII into Paris, with Sophie Blanchard in flight overhead in her balloon

The way of life. From paradise lost to paradise restored

Thurgaton Church
The tower of the Priory Church at Thurgaton, Nottinghamshire, England. What remains dates from c. 1230. The church was restored 1852 - 1853 by T.C. Hine of Nottingham. Date: 13th century

Lincoln / Jews House
The Jews House, a rare example of domestic Norman architecture, and a reminder of the Jewish community that flourished in Medieval Lincoln Date: 12th century

Church Stile House
The old Church Stile House at Cobham, Surrey, England, which was built in 1432 and restored in 1655. Date: 15th & 17th century

Waltham Abbey Church, founded in the 11th century and bequeathed by Edward the Confessor to King Harold. The church was restored in the 19th century. Date: 11th century

Buckfast Abbey, Buckfastleigh, Devon, England. Parts of the present building are medieval, but most of it was rebuilt between 1907 and 1937, when the restoration was completed. Date: 1936

Bredwardine Bridge, Herefordshire, England, which spans the River Wye. It was built towards the end of the 18th century and restored in 1922. Date: 18th century

Harpford Village Cross
The old stone cross in the churchyard at Harpford, Devon, England, It was restored in 1813 as a memorial the Reverend Augustus Toplady, composer of Rock of Ages. Date: Medieval

Sherborne Abbey
The restored Norman architecture of the splendid South Porch of Sherborne Abbey, Dorset, England, founded in about 705 A.D. by St. Aldhelm. Date: founded circa 705

Jews House, Lincoln
The Jews House, a rare example of domestic Norman architecture, and a reminder of the Jewish community that flourished in medieval Lincoln Date: 12th century

Malvern Water Cure (10)
(10 of 12) Water Cure at Malvern. A patient at the watering care, getting well drench d and wrench d and restored to health. Date: 1860

Bell Tower, St Davids, Pembrokeshire, South Wales
View from below of the partially ruined Bell Tower in The Pebbles, St David s, Pembrokeshire, Dyfed, South Wales. The Bell Tower has been restored since this photograph was taken

Skane, Sweden - Soveborg Castle
Sovdeborg Castle is located in Sjobo, Skane, Sweden. It was originally built in 1597, and was restored in 1840 by the architect Brunius

Hien Nhon Gate, Thua Thien Hue, Vietnam
View of the Hien Nhon Gate, entrance to the former Imperial City of Hue, in Thua Thien Hue Province, Vietnam. It was damaged during the Tet Offensive of 1968, but has since been restored

Maria Brunnlein church, Wemding, Germany
View (on the left) of the Maria Brunnlein Roman Catholic church in Wemding, Bavaria, Germany. The church contains a miraculous image of the Virgin Mary

German flag and Siegestor, Munich, Germany
View of a waving German flag in front of the triple-arched Siegestor (Victory Gate or Triumphal Arch) in Munich, Bavaria, Germany. The gate was completed in 1852, and dedicated to the Bavarian Army

View of the Rumeli Castle, Constantinople
View toward the Rumeli Hisari, a Fortress on the European side of the Bosphorus. Built by Mehmet II 1451-1452 prior to his conquering of Constantinople. The castle was completed in 4 months

Alices Adventures Underground: Bill the lizard comforted
Various creatures minister onto a sickly companion. Bill the lizard is restored with a drink after being ejected from the chimney of the white rabbits house

Tophane Cesmesi Fountain, Constantinople, Turkey
The Tophane Cesmesi Fountain - one of the most famous of the baroque street fountains in the city. Built in 1732 by Mahmut I. Has marble walls, covered by floral designs and arabesques

Alton Towers, Staffordshire : the seat of the earl of Shrewsbury : ruined, it was restored by Pugin

Chapter House of Westminster Abbey, London, 1873
Engraving showing the interior of the Chapter House of Westminster Abbey, in 1873, when it had just been restored. Date: 29 March 1873

Italy Frascati
The Villa Aldobrandini, famous for its gardens, badly damaged in World War Two but subsequently restored

Restored figure of the Iguanodon
The Iguanodon, a large herbivore, which could grow up to 10 metres. It had numerous teeth enabling it to chew vegetation. Its powerful hind legs were ideal for escaping predators

The King of Greece
Photograph of H. M. Constantine I, King of Greece. Brother-in-law to Kaiser Wilhelm II of Germany, he insisted on Greek neutrality during World War I

Queen Victoria visiting HMS Resolute, Cowes, 1856
Engraving showing Queen Victoria of Great Britain boarding the Arctic exploration ship HMS Resolute in Cowes Harbour, 15th December 1856

France Pierrfonds 4
The chateau de Pierrefonds, in la foret de Compiegne, Picardie, as restored by Viollet-le-duc

Rochester Cathedral, Kent, many parts (the Nave, Crypt, etc.) are Norman, with Gothic additions dating from the 12th century. Also restored in the 19th century by Gilbert Scott

Edward VII in Dublin
Edward VII (1841-1910) at a viceregal garden party during a visit to Dublin in 1907. Originally given little responsibility by his mother, Queen Victoria

Greece / Athens Restored
Reconstruction of ancient Athens

Revolt at Cilento
Patriots of Cilento in south Italy rebel against the rule of Francesco II. Officials are attacked, but the revolt is suppressed by marchese Delarrello and order restored

Louis XVIII Restored
After Waterloo, Louis XVIII can safely return to Paris, where he presides at a sitting of the Assemblee Nationale

Queen Anne Statue
Queen Annes walk at Barnstaple, north Devon, an ancient colonnade walk, known until 1714 as " Merchants Walk". Renamed after it had been restored with the statue

Plas Mawr / Conway / Wales
Plas Mawr or The Great Mansion on the High Street in Conway. This fine building was built in 1576 by the Wynne family and has recently been restored

West Palace Wing / Knossos
A restored view of a section of the West Palace Wing. The picture shows the columns, shrines and stepped porch

Pope Leo VIII
POPE LEO VIII deposed and restored in course of conflict with rivals

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