BELVEDERE - Revision history

Randylyon at 19:46, 30 November 2015

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	[[Image:belvedere.jpg\|left\|thumb\|250px\|]]BELVEDERE. ~~Structure~~, often with four glass walls, perched high on the roof of [[ITALIAN VILLA ARCHITECTURE]] homes. ~~Belvederes~~ provided spectacular views of the surrounding area and served the useful purpose of being observatories in early days to guard Dubuque against fires.		[[Image:belvedere.jpg\|left\|thumb\|250px\|]]BELVEDERE. Belvederes, often with four glass walls, perched high on the roof of [[ITALIAN VILLA ARCHITECTURE]] homes. They provided spectacular views of the surrounding area and served the useful purpose of being observatories in early days to guard Dubuque against fires.

	It is claimed that some of the belvederes on Dubuque homes were used during [[PROHIBITION]] to warn bootleggers of police raids. From such lofty vantage points, signals using lanterns could easily be seen in time to hide illegal liquor shipments.		It is claimed that some of the belvederes on Dubuque homes were used during [[PROHIBITION]] to warn bootleggers of police raids. From such lofty vantage points, signals using lanterns could easily be seen in time to hide illegal liquor shipments.

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Randylyon at 18:43, 16 December 2014

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	[[Image:belvedere.jpg\|left\|thumb\|250px\|~~Austin Adams~~]]BELVEDERE. Structure, often with four glass walls, perched high on the roof of [[ITALIAN VILLA ARCHITECTURE]] homes. Belvederes provided spectacular views of the surrounding area and served the useful purpose of being observatories in early days to guard Dubuque against fires.		[[Image:belvedere.jpg\|left\|thumb\|250px\|]]BELVEDERE. Structure, often with four glass walls, perched high on the roof of [[ITALIAN VILLA ARCHITECTURE]] homes. Belvederes provided spectacular views of the surrounding area and served the useful purpose of being observatories in early days to guard Dubuque against fires.

	It is claimed that some of the belvederes on Dubuque homes were used during [[PROHIBITION]] to warn bootleggers of police raids. From such lofty vantage points, signals using lanterns could easily be seen in time to hide illegal liquor shipments.		It is claimed that some of the belvederes on Dubuque homes were used during [[PROHIBITION]] to warn bootleggers of police raids. From such lofty vantage points, signals using lanterns could easily be seen in time to hide illegal liquor shipments.

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Randylyon at 02:04, 8 February 2010

2010-02-08T02:04:40Z

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	[[Image:belvedere.jpg\|left\|thumb\|250px\|Austin Adams]]BELVEDERE. Structure, often with four glass walls, perched high on the roof of [[ITALIAN VILLA ARCHITECTURE]] homes. Belvederes provided spectacular views of the surrounding area and served the useful purpose of being observatories in early days to guard Dubuque against fires. It is claimed that some of the belvederes on Dubuque homes were used during [[PROHIBITION]] to warn bootleggers of police raids. From such lofty vantage points, signals using lanterns could easily be seen in time to hide illegal liquor shipments.		[[Image:belvedere.jpg\|left\|thumb\|250px\|Austin Adams]]BELVEDERE. Structure, often with four glass walls, perched high on the roof of [[ITALIAN VILLA ARCHITECTURE]] homes. Belvederes provided spectacular views of the surrounding area and served the useful purpose of being observatories in early days to guard Dubuque against fires.

			It is claimed that some of the belvederes on Dubuque homes were used during [[PROHIBITION]] to warn bootleggers of police raids. From such lofty vantage points, signals using lanterns could easily be seen in time to hide illegal liquor shipments.

	[[Category: Architecture]]		[[Category: Architecture]]

Randylyon at 01:47, 10 May 2009

2009-05-10T01:47:25Z

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	BELVEDERE. Structure, often with four glass walls, perched high on the roof of [[ITALIAN VILLA ARCHITECTURE]] homes. Belvederes provided spectacular views of the surrounding area and served the useful purpose of being observatories in early days to guard Dubuque against fires. It is claimed that some of the belvederes on Dubuque homes were used during [[PROHIBITION]] to warn bootleggers of police raids. From such lofty vantage points, signals using lanterns could easily be seen in time to hide illegal liquor shipments.		[[Image:belvedere.jpg\|left\|thumb\|250px\|Austin Adams]]BELVEDERE. Structure, often with four glass walls, perched high on the roof of [[ITALIAN VILLA ARCHITECTURE]] homes. Belvederes provided spectacular views of the surrounding area and served the useful purpose of being observatories in early days to guard Dubuque against fires. It is claimed that some of the belvederes on Dubuque homes were used during [[PROHIBITION]] to warn bootleggers of police raids. From such lofty vantage points, signals using lanterns could easily be seen in time to hide illegal liquor shipments.

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Randylyon at 02:55, 5 December 2008

2008-12-05T02:55:17Z

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	BELVEDERE. Structure, often with four glass walls, perched high on the roof of [[ITALIAN VILLA ARCHITECTURE]] homes. Belvederes provided spectacular views of the surrounding area and served the useful purpose of being observatories in early days to guard Dubuque against fires. It is claimed that some of the belvederes on Dubuque homes were used during [[PROHIBITION]] to warn bootleggers of police raids. From such lofty vantage points, signals using lanterns could easily be seen in time to hide illegal liquor shipments.		BELVEDERE. Structure, often with four glass walls, perched high on the roof of [[ITALIAN VILLA ARCHITECTURE]] homes. Belvederes provided spectacular views of the surrounding area and served the useful purpose of being observatories in early days to guard Dubuque against fires. It is claimed that some of the belvederes on Dubuque homes were used during [[PROHIBITION]] to warn bootleggers of police raids. From such lofty vantage points, signals using lanterns could easily be seen in time to hide illegal liquor shipments.

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BELVEDERE. Structure, often with four glass walls, perched high on the roof of [[ITALIAN VILLA ARCHITECTURE]] homes. Belvederes provided spectacular views of the surrounding area and served the useful purpose of being observatories in early days to guard Dubuque against fires. It is claimed that some of the belvederes on Dubuque homes were used during [[PROHIBITION]] to warn bootleggers of police raids. From such lofty vantage points, signals using lanterns could easily be seen in time to hide illegal liquor shipments.