The United States Pavilion was a steel hollow square on four stilts, designed by Leon Deller of Charles Luckman Associates for the 1964 New York World’s Fair.
Southam Holy Well: A Carved Spring in Warwickshire’s Stowe Valley
Southam’s Grade II listed Holy Well, first recorded in 998, channels a mineral spring through carved stone gargoyles into the Stowe valley near Stratford-on-Avon.
Exchange Ilford: The Town-Centre Mall on the High Road
Exchange Ilford, east London’s three-level High Road shopping mall, opened in 1991 and once held a granite floating sphere and a vanished wishing fountain.
Saint Inan’s Well and Chair: A Ninth-Century Hermitage in Ayrshire
Saint Inan, patron saint of Irvine, left a holy well dated AD 839, a hilltop pulpit-chair on Lochlands Hill, and a chapel near Beith in Ayrshire, Scotland.
St. Patrick’s Well, Clonmel: A Medieval Holy Well in Tipperary
St. Patrick’s Well, Clonmel is a medieval Christian site in County Tipperary, Ireland, with a holy well, 12th-century church and early stone cross in a pond.
St Ann’s Well, Buxton: A Spring Sheltered by Stone
St Ann’s Well in Buxton, Derbyshire is an ancient warm spring whose 1940 ashlar fountain marks waters revered since Roman times, when coins were cast for the gods.