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Sprinkler Systems Contractors in Brevard County
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"Sullivan Homes is a full service remodeling contractor specializing in bank-owned re-sales. Prompt, reliable & honest service from a "True" building professional. We have been building and renovating homes for over 20 years, our name is proudly on every project. From blueprints and detailed estimates to completion, your project will be completed on schedule and on budget.
(941) 234-0156
"At Stilcon we always "Strive To Improve Lives with CONstruction" It is not just our mission statement, it is in everything that we do. We offer fresh ideas and modern solutions to today's construction problems, all while providing personalized attention to our clients specific wants and needs. Whether is is a quick remodeling project or full-scale new construction, put Stilcon Construction in your corner.
(954) 246-3464 x9
"Poli Construction is a full service construction company established in 2005 with a long list of commercial and residential projects completed. As family owned and operated business our commitment to quality, our schedule oriented approach, and our high level of workmanship has earned us a high rate of repeat customers. Whether you are remodeling your house or business, or building new we are here to serve and help you every step of the way. Give us a call today and find out what we can do for you.
(904) 429-4731
"We insure that all jobs are completed per Manufacturers' Guidelines, local & state codes, and Quality Construction Practice. Our slogan "Quality, Honesty, Warranty" is portrayed from the initial meeting well past the project's completion. We have been serving Central Florida since my father started the company in 1972. We eliminate the stress of dealing with multiple subcontractors as the client deals directly with myself. We have been serving Central Florida since my father started the company in 1972. We eliminate the stress of dealing with multiple subcontractors as the client deals directly with the myself.
(407) 452-2587
""I can look a potential client in the eye and guarantee that they will be 110% satisfied upon allowing us to complete their project. Our quality craftsmanship, being a perfectionist, utilizing the best products available on the market today, timely & proficient work, minimal customer complaints or callbacks set us ahead of the competition. We are family owned & opeated since my father began serving the Central Florida area in 1972. I look forward to meeting with you and discussing any upcoming work you may be considering. Do not hesitate to call me at your earliest convenience to discuss your upcoming project.
(407) 395-4333
R&J Irrigation&Services
Contractor in Jacksonville, Florida
(904) 701-3749
Michael Flurkey Building Contractor Inc
Contractor in Ocoee, Florida
"In my 30 year career i have many satisfied customers that will attest to my honesty, integrety, efficiency, and the ability to make my customers completely satified.As your Contractor you will deal directly with me, not a salesman or middle man.I will personally be on your site supervising the work being done.In fact you are likely to see me with a toolbelt on, doing alot of the work personally. This gaurantees you a quality job,and complete customer satisfaction. I look forward to meeting with you and having the opportunity to make your dream project become a reality.
(321) 804-2320
Bama Construction Co
Contractor in Fort Lauderdale, Florida
"We are a hands on Consultant specializing in assisting Clients whom are experiencing difficulties on a Project with Permitting,constructing, completing,finaling out a Project.Warranty items,operation of equipment etc.
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Macik Builders, LLC
Contractor in Merritt Island, Florida
"If your looking for a contractor who can think outside the box who is honest and has high work ethics to getting the job done right, then explore our web site MacikBuilders.com and contact us with your next construction or home improvement project.
(321) 607-8087
Mazzara Construction LLC
Contractor in Largo, Florida
"Mazzara Construction LLC. is a privately owned full service restoration and remodeling business with 35 years experience in repairs and restorations. We specialize in 203K mortgage loan projects. If you're looking at a fixer-upper, the Federal Housing Administration rehab loan may be the mortgage for you. Give us a call, and we can discuss your options.
(813) 413-5451
At Home Contracting, Inc.
Contractor in Destin, Florida
"Your home is one of your biggest investments and nothing but the best will do when it comes to making improvements. We take great care in the designing and workmanship that goes into each project and will work closely with you to make sure that what you get is exactly what you want and need, whether you are wanting a patio cover or a whole house remodel you will not be disappointed. When you choose AT HOME CONTRACTING for your construction needs you can rest assured that you will receive our most courteous professional quality service from start to finish
(850) 463-0014
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Contractor in Fort Lauderdale, Florida
"Appliance repair experts for the south florida area all services done at your location . Sameday service 24/7, 365 day . Are services are completed by top notch techs specificly trained by the manufacture for all brands we work on full services on your appliances some parts are carried with are employees , we are an on time company here to help you with yourappliance repair needs in your area call now and schedule an appointment (954)649-4050 and schedul with us sameday appliance repair service , all brands and models repaired quick repairs quick servcie.
(954) 417-7730
Mills Construction Co. LLC
Contractor in Okeechobee, Florida
"Mills Construction Co. LLC (Florida State Certified General Contractor Licenses # CGC 005383) has been in business since 1973. We have a long tradition of commitment to customer satisfaction. In our 40 years of service, we have built many custom homes and room additions from 100 square feet up to 4,000 square feet, as well as kitchen and bathroom restorations. Mills Construction is also licensed to do roofing and re-roofing with many years of experience in shingles, metal, and tile roofs. Additionally, our background includes numerous commercial projects. We have been serving customers From Fernandina Beach to Miami FL.
(863) 354-0765
Legendary Construction And Renovations LLC
Contractor in Valrico, Florida
""One Call We Do It All" Big or Small We are ready to tackle your next remodeling project.
(863) 546-0921
Premo Construction LLC
Contractor in West Palm Beach, Florida
"We would like to introduce ourselves to you to give an understanding of our services. Premo Construction has been providing quality construction and maintenance services for years. We are a full service company having the resources to provide not only maintenance and repair service but also full "one stop" general contracting services. Our services include but are not limited to kitchen and bathroom remodeling, and complete residential and commercial remodeling. Also now performing Home Inspections and Wind Mitigation Inspections. I, Preston Halstead personally work on every project and the client deals directly with me.
(561) 287-3394
Affordable Water
Contractor in Jacksonville, Florida
"We at Affordable Water have been servicing North East Florida Customer's Water for over 20 years. We offer fair prices on Quality Water Treatment Equipment (Water Softeners, purification, filtration, aerators). We offer 24 hour service on all equipment...even systems we did not install. We also have two salt delivery routes through the area. We offer straight answers no high pressure. Call us today for a free water test or Quote. (904)262-0197
(904) 262-0197
"All Wood Cabinets to Go buys in volume from Cabinet Manufacturers in the USA and China. We sell ALL WOOD - RTA (Ready to assemble) cabinets as well as Semi-Custom fully assembled cabinets. When you buy kitchen cabinets online from All Wood Cabinets to Go, you are getting beautiful kitchen and bathroom cabinets at wholesale pricing. Our discount kitchen cabinets and bath vanities are available in all the popular wood species: Oak, Maple, Birch,and Cherry, and they are shipped nationwide, right to your home!
(727) 565-4278
CSEV Luxury Remodeling
Contractor in Bal Harbour, Florida
"Luxury interior remodeling company with an excellent quality and services. New models, colors, decorators specialists, highly contractors, painters, wonderful ideas to make your home or business your dream place. Call us now for your free consultation!
(954) 634-5804
Stephens & Cupp Enterprises LLC
Contractor in Pensacola, Florida
"At Stephens and Cupp Enterprises we strive to provide quality service at reasonable prices. With 15 years of full experience and 25 years of combined experience in the construction service industry, we take pride in our work to secure a better looking future. So Weather it is concrete or tile, sheetrock or carpentry work we hope you will consider us for your next project. Our specialty is customer satisfaction at its finest. If your not happy, we are not happy.
(850) 366-8948
"It is our goal to honor God in all that we do. If we are successful at that then your expectations will be exceeded along with the expectations of our employees and our suppliers. Since 1989, we have developed a distinguished reputation for design, craftsmanship and service. Our work ethic, experience and commitment to honoring God has made us one of the most trusted Kitchen & Bath Cabinet Suppliers in the Tampa Bay area.
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|Location, Library
|All libraries and collections
|Sion/Sitten, Archives du Chapitre/Kapitelsarchiv
|Fribourg/Freiburg, Archives de l'Etat de Fribourg/Staatsarchiv Freiburg
|Sion/Sitten, Archives de l'Etat du Valais/Staatsarchiv Wallis
|Bern, Burgerbibliothek
|Porrentruy, Bibliothèque cantonale jurassienne
|Fribourg/Freiburg, Bibliothèque cantonale et universitaire/Kantons- und Universitätsbibliothek
|Lausanne, Bibliothèque cantonale et universitaire de Lausanne
|Genève, Bibliothèque de Genève
|Engelberg, Stiftsbibliothek
|Sarnen, Benediktinerkollegium
|Neuchâtel, Bibliothèque publique et universitaire de Neuchâtel
|Trogen, Kantonsbibliothek Appenzell Ausserrhoden
|St. Gallen, Stiftsbibliothek
|Dalpe, Archivio parrocchiale
|Solothurn, Domschatz der St.-Ursen-Kathedrale
|Schlatt, Eisenbibliothek
|Fribourg/Freiburg, Couvent des Cordeliers/Franziskanerkloster
|Cologny, Fondation Martin Bodmer
|Flawil, Gemeinde Flawil
|Wil, Dominikanerinnenkloster St. Katharina
|Aarau, Aargauer Kantonsbibliothek
|Frauenfeld, Kantonsbibliothek Thurgau
|Sion/Sitten, Médiathèque du Valais
|Orselina, Convento della Madonna del Sasso
|Luzern, Provinzarchiv Schweizer Kapuziner Luzern
|Aarau, Staatsarchiv Aargau
|Beromünster, Stiftskirche St. Michael
|Einsiedeln, Stiftsbibliothek
|Schaffhausen, Stadtbibliothek
|Zürich, Schweizerisches Nationalmuseum
|St. Gallen, Stiftsarchiv (Abtei Pfäfers)
|Bremgarten, Stadtarchiv Bremgarten
|Sarnen, Staatsarchiv Obwalden
|Schaffhausen, Staatsarchiv
|Torre, Archivio parrocchiale
|Basel, Universitätsbibliothek
|Utopia, armarium codicum bibliophilorum
|St. Gallen, Kantonsbibliothek, Vadianische Sammlung
|Solothurn, Zentralbibliothek
|Zürich, Zentralbibliothek
|Luzern, Zentral- und Hochschulbibliothek
|Zofingen, Stadtbibliothek
|Location, Library
|Überlingen, Leopold-Sophien-Bibliothek
|St. Paul in Kärnten, Stiftsbibliothek St. Paul im Lavanttal
|Location, Library
|Paris, Bibliothèque nationale de France
|United States of America
|Cleveland, The Cleveland Museum of Art
|St. Petersburg, National Library of Russia
Number of manuscripts: 18
St. Gallen, Stiftsbibliothek, Cod. Sang. 334
Parchment · 480 pp. · 39.5 x 25.5 cm · Northern France? · around 1200
This manuscript contains the commentary on the Epistles of Paul (Collectanea in epistolas Pauli) by Peter Lombard (1095/1100-1160). On the spine label and on p. 1/2, it is falsely attributed to Pierre de Tarentaise (later Pope Innocent V). The codex is written in two columns; the left, often very narrow column gives the biblical text, the right one gives the commentary in lines of half the height. References to authors consulted by Peter Lombard are given in red in the margins. At the beginning of each letter, there are two initials (for the biblical text and for the commentary) painted in opaque colors on a gold background p. (3, 5, 116, 202, 249, 287, 316, 334/335, 351, 371, 402, 409, 412). These exhibit features of the so-called "channel style," which was popular on both sides of the English Channel around 1200.
St. Gallen, Stiftsbibliothek, Cod. Sang. 442
Parchment · 159 pp. · 18.2 x 13.2 cm · Monastery of St. Gall (Fr. Heinrich Keller) · around 1555
Ritual for the personal use of Prince-Abbot of St. Gall Diethelm Blarer (1530−1564; cf. his coat of arms on p. 8 and the stamp for his personal library on p. 7); written by the St. Gall monk Heinrich Keller (1518−1567) and illustrated around 1555 by an unknown illuminator from the area of Lake Constance. The St. Gall manuscripts Cod. Sang. 357 and Cod. Sang. 439 were illuminated by this same artist at the same time. The small-format volume contains liturgical texts on the administration of the sacrament of baptism (pp. 9-107), on the readmission of a woman into the circle of believers after giving birth (pp. 107-114), on marriage (pp. 114-141), as well as on the distribution of wine on October 16th, the feast day of Saint Gall, the founder of St. Gall (pp. 144a-154).
St. Gallen, Stiftsbibliothek, Cod. Sang. 443
Parchment · 86 pp. · 21-22 x 16.5 cm · Monastery of St. Gall · 15th century and 1563
This manuscript consists of two-parts bound together; the first part (pp. 3-26) contains a 15th century ritual with instructions for visits to the sick, for spiritual care for the dying, and for burial (this is cut off in the prayer at the coffin on p. 26). The second part (pp. 27-86) consists of two discourses in defense of polyphonic music, composed by St. Gall monk Mauritius Enck (†1575) at the behest of Abbot Diethelm Blarer (1530-1564). These discourses are meant as prefaces to Manfred Barbarini Lupus' compositions for several voices in Cod. Sang. 542 and 543. Enck defends polyphonic music against widespread criticism, for example for its presumed lascivia ("wantonness"), and postulates an ideal for church music consisting of a combination with a chorale as the foundation and figural music as embellishment. Thus he describes precisely the compositions of Barbarini Lupus. At the end of the first discourse (pp. 47-48), Enck names the artists who contributed to Cod. Sang. 542 and 543 as well as the time period of their work on the manuscripts (from 1561 to 1563).
St. Gallen, Stiftsbibliothek, Cod. Sang. 452
Parchment · 268 pp. · 32 x 19/20 cm · Monastery of St. Gall (Fridolin Sicher) · 1542/43
Meant for daily use in the chapter office, this volume was written in 1542/43 by the secular cleric Fridolin Sicher (1490−1546), born in Bischofszell, for St. Gall Prince-Abbot Diethelm Blarer (1530−1564; cf. his coat of arms on p. 5 and p. 8 as well as p. 268); later the volume came into the possession of the monastic community of St. Gall. Before as well as after the Reformation, Fridolin Sicher was cathedral organist and calligrapher for St. Gall Abbey. In the front of the volume there is a Latin copy of the Rule of Saint Benedict (pp. 5-72), followed in the later part by an abridged version, consolidated into a single draft, of the Martyrologium Romanum and a necrology related to St. Gall Abbey (pp. 83-267). Under Prince-Abbot Bernhard Müller (1594−1630), this chapter office book was replaced with a new necrology begun in 1611 (cf. Cod. Sang. 1442) that no longer contained the Rule of Saint Benedict.
St. Gallen, Stiftsbibliothek, Cod. Sang. 461
Parchment · 94 pp. · 17.5 x 14 cm · Monastery of St. Gall (Fridolin Sicher) · before 1545
Song collection of St. Gall organist Fridolin Sicher; 49 songs for three to five voices in 16th century mensural notation without texts. Among the composers are, among others, Alexander Agricola, Loyset Compère, Josquin Desprez and Jacob Obrecht. Several pieces give the name of the composer and the beginning of the text (in French, Italian, Flemish or Latin). Usually one piece fills a double page, less frequently all (three or four) voices are arranged on a single page
St. Gallen, Stiftsbibliothek, Cod. Sang. 587
Paper · 463 pp. · 21 x 14.5/15 cm · St. Gall · 14th century and 15th century
Composite manuscript containing lives of saints in verse and other theological texts: life of St. Gall, in verse (Vita Galli metrice), possibly written by an Irish scholar (Moengal?) around 850 (pp. 3-175); miracles of Mary, in verse (Miracula Marie) (pp. 176-191); Vita sancti Viti, in verse (pp. 192-204); Vita scolastica by Bonvicinus de Ripa, in verse (pp. 205-241); Facetus de vita et moribus (pp. 242-267); Liber floretus by a Pseudo-Bernard (pp. 268-287); Sermones by Peregrine of Opole (pp. 306-352); Sermones by Jacobus de Voragine (pp. 353-363); and Sermones dominicales, pars aestivalis et per totum annum by Peregrine of Opole and Jacobus de Voragine (pp. 368-452).
St. Gallen, Stiftsbibliothek, Cod. Sang. 754
Paper · 171 pp. · 21.5 x 15.5 cm · Glarus · 1466
Collection of German medical texts. The beginning is missing, then the Ordnung der Gesundheit for Rudolf von Hohenberg (pp. 3-60); various recipes for medicine, magic and food (pp. 63-101), among them a treatise on vultures and verbena from the Bartholomäus (pp. 64-69); "Verworfene Tage" (pp. 69-71); a recipe for vinegar (pp. 73-76); an excerpt from the Buch der Natur by Conrad of Megenberg (pp. 82-85); recipes making use of "Schwalbenstein" (pp. 89-90); prognostics for the new year and for thunder (pp. 90-94); recipes for wine (pp. 95-101). Herbal book with excerpts from the Macer Floridus by Odo von Meung (pp. 101-146); medical recipes (pp. 146-147); applications for medicines according to the Macer Floridus (pp. 147-161); recipe against the ritten (p. 162). At the end on p. 164 there is a colored sketch of Agrimonia (Odermennig). The manuscript, originally from the library of Aegidius Tschudi (no. 117), is related to the 2° Cod. 572 of the Staats- und Stadtbibliothek Augsburg.
St. Gallen, Stiftsbibliothek, Cod. Sang. 755
Paper · 188 pp. · 22.5 x 16 cm · Eastern Switzerland · second half of the 15th century
Collection of German medical texts. Recipes for medicines (pp. 1-148) with an index (pp. 149-157), more recipes added later (pp. 158-168), instructions for bloodletting (pp. 169-184), German and Latin incantations (pp. 185-186), excerpts from De pestilentia by Theobaldus Loneti (pp. 187-188). The manuscript is from the library of Aegidius Tschudi (no. 118).
St. Gallen, Stiftsbibliothek, Cod. Sang. 756
Paper · 264 pp. · 21.5 x 15 cm · Southern Germany/Switzerland · 1st half of the 15th century
Composite manuscript in Latin and German. The texts, which are presented in no systematic order, can be grouped as follows. Geomancy: Latin treatise with schematic drawings (pp. 1-152, 163-169); other geomantic schemata (185, 236, 263 [incorrectly paginated as 262]). Medicine: recipes, in German (pp. 153-162 and 197-198); examination of the blood after bloodletting and instructions for bloodletting, in German (pp. 193-196, 255-261). Iatromathematics: lunarium, in Latin (pp. 169-172); planets and the attributes of their corresponding hours / of the persons born under their sign, in German, partly in rhymed verse (pp. 173-175, 178-179, 218, 240); tables for determining which planets govern which hours (p. 200, 240); signs of the zodiac, their characteristics and their influence on the people born under them, in Latin (pp. 180-185, 186 [hexameter]) and German (pp. 187-192), directions and tables for calculating the position of the moon in the zodiac (pp. 177-178, 213-214, [215b]-216 [for the years 1406-1480]); diagram of the zodiac (p. 262); drawing of the parts of the fingers correlated with signs of the zodiac, temperaments and elements (p. 264 [incorrectly paginated as 263]); monthly rules, in Latin (p. 215-[215a]). Astronomy: calendar (pp. 201-212); tables for calendar calculations (pp. 237, 241-242, 254); table of lunar eclipses for the years 1422-1462, with drawings of the respective degree of coverage (pp. 238-239 and 243). Prognostication: prognostics for thunder, in German (p.199); prognostics for the new year, in Latin (p. 217). Alchemy: recipes for alchemy, in Latin (pp. 219-220) and in German (pp. 221-228). Treatise on chiromancy, in German, commencing with a colored pen drawing of two hands with the lines of the hands (pp. 244-254). Other items: incantations, in German (p. 156) and in Latin (p.219); four hexameters about the quality of wine, in Latin (p. 264 [incorrectly paginated as 263]). The manuscript, written in various hands, is from the library of Aegidius Tschudi (no. 104).
St. Gallen, Stiftsbibliothek, Cod. Sang. 760
Paper · 154 pp. · 21 × 15.5 cm · Southern Germany/Switzerland · around 1450
This manuscript, illustrated with numerous colored pen drawings, originated in a secular environment in Southern Germany or in Switzerland around the middle of the 15th century. It describes the signs of the zodiac, the planets, the four temperaments, and the four seasons regarding their influence on human health. This is followed by dietary guidelines primarily regarding bloodletting, but also regarding eating, drinking, sleeping, waking, resting and moving, as well as, in concrete terms, regarding bathing (illustration p. 101) or defecating (illustration p. 120). Most likely an amateur doctor with an interest in astronomy, from the Southern region of Germany, wrote the original text around 1400 and assembled it into a compendium. Later the text was repeatedly supplemented and modified. The last part (from p. 128 on) contains a prose and a poem version of the so-called letter from Pseudo-Aristotle to Alexander the Great, in which the Greek universal scholar advises the king on maintaining good health.
St. Gallen, Stiftsbibliothek, Cod. Sang. 777
Parchment · 108 pp. · 20.5 × 14.5 cm · probably Monastery of St. Gall · 12th century
This composite manuscript is written in a delicate script, probably in the 12th century at the Monastery of St. Gall; its first part (pp. 1-50) contains excerpts from writings by church fathers (Augustine, Gregory the Great, Jerome, etc.) about the church (de catholica ecclesia) and about the sacrament of baptism. This is followed in the second part (pp. 51-88) by a copy of Prognosticum futuri saeculi by Julian of Toledo (around 644-690), which is also preserved in Cod. Sang. 264. This work presents the Christian Church's first attempt of formulating a comprehensive view of death and of the last things. At the end of the manuscript, which from p. 99 on has bigger and bigger holes in the parchment, there are a number of liturgical texts on rituals, such as on the vestments of bishops, on the Mass or on excommunication.
St. Gallen, Stiftsbibliothek, Cod. Sang. 928
Paper · 258 [260] pp. · 21.5 × 14.5 cm · Monastery of St. Gall · around 1440
This composite manuscript from the Monastery of St. Gall is significant in terms of textual history; it contains copies of monastic texts regarding reform movements of the first half of the 15th century. Among other texts it contains the Consuetudines Sublacenses (pp. 1−19), the Consuetudines of a Cistercian monastery in Bohemia (pp. 26−74; Directorium et consuetudines monasterii de Nepomuk ord. Cist. in Bohemia), general and liturgical directives for monastic life (pp. 74−87), disparaging remarks by a monk from Hersfeld staying in St. Gall about the reform efforts of the general chapter (pp. 98−108), as well as the Consuetudines Castellenses (pp. 113−258). The latter contain liturgical directives for the worship service as well as rules for daily life in and for the organization of the monastic community of Kastl in the Upper Palatinate (Bavaria). Later these Consuetudines circulated widely and influenced monastic life in many other monasteries in Southern Germany, including in St. Gall. Cod. Sang. 928 is the only manuscript to preserve the original prologue about these reforms by Abbot Otto Nortweiner of Kastl (1378−1399). The manuscript's original limp vellum binding was restored in the 19th or early 20th century with severe alterations to the original substance of the codex.
St. Gallen, Stiftsbibliothek, Cod. Sang. 932
Paper · 578 pp. · 15.2 × 11 cm · Monastery of St. Gall, possibly owned for a time by Fr. Gallus Kemli · probably 1437−1443
Several scribes contributed to the writing of this small-format manuscript between 1437 and 1443, among them Gallus Kemli, the wandering monk of St. Gall (1417−1481). The manuscript with the spine label Miscellanea Regularia Liturgica et Medica is preserved in its original binding; in addition to the Consuetudines Sublacenses, it contains more reformist writings from the late medieval reform movements of Subiaco and Melk. These writings include prayers of grace at meals which vary throughout the church year according to the feast days (pp. 99-117), numerous liturgical texts and calendar calculations. At the back there are medical treatises, among them (p. 480) mnemonic aids regarding bloodletting (pp. 569-571), and the pseudo-Aristotelian treatise Secretum Secretorum, a sort of encyclopedic secret doctrine with oriental characteristics that has been preserved in numerous manuscripts. The table of contents on the inside front cover was written between 1774 and 1780 by Fr. Magnus Hungerbühler (1732−1811), while he was abbey librarian.
St. Gallen, Stiftsbibliothek, Cod. Sang. 947
Paper · 112 pp. · 21.8 x 15 cm · Monastery of St. Gall (?) · 15th century
This manuscript in its original limp vellum binding contains as its main part (pp. 1-88; index p. 93) alphabetically ordered excerpts in Latin from writings by church fathers on various theological concepts (De abiectione – De voto). These are followed by shorter texts. On p. 89 there is a little-know characterization of peoples and tribes (especially from regions within Germany) in Medieval Latin verses; it is titled Versus de provinciis and it begins with Roma potens, reverenda Ravenna, Britannia pauper. Pp. 90-92 preserve a letter from a Parisian university teacher (Epistola cuiusdam egregii magistri parisiensis) about the evil of property, followed by an interpretation of the Lord's Prayer in Latin (pp. 94-100) and by more spiritual-ascetic texts in Latin (pp. 106-112) and in German. The table of contents on the inside front cover was written by Fr. Jodocus Metzler (1574−1639), longtime abbey librarian.
St. Gallen, Stiftsbibliothek, Cod. Sang. 958
Paper · 222 pp. · 22 × 15 cm · Southern Germany / Northern Switzerland · 1521
This only surviving copy of the prose story "Frau Tugendreich" was written by an unknown author in the circle of Emperor Maximilian I in the second decade of the 16th century. The text is a mixture of a 'Zeitroman' (a novel giving a critical analysis of an age) and a debate about the value of women or the lack thereof. An external narrative frame presents a discussion between a young narrator beholden to the courtly ideal and his more experienced master, who clings to a traditional view of women, about the value, significance and conduct of women. Unfortunately from p. 196 on, essential parts of the text have been lost due to missing pages. This copy, written in East Swabian dialect by scribe A. S. (p. 219), is dated 1521.
St. Gallen, Stiftsbibliothek, Cod. Sang. 1442
Parchment · 132 pp. · 26 x 17.5 cm · Monastery of St. Gall · 1611
This necrology was compiled in 1611 from older books of the dead at the behest of Prince-Abbot Bernhard Müller (1594-1630); it replaces the necrology in Cod. Sang. 452. The records were continued until 1847. In addition to abbots, monks and lay brothers from the monastery, the register also lists persons who were admitted into the confraternity as benefactors of the monastery. Later entries indicate the year of death, occasionally also the place of death or of burial. The age of the deceased is mentioned only in exceptional cases. The last pages (pp. 126-131) contain directions for Masses for the dead and similar forms of commemoration of the dead. According to a note by Franz Weidmann (p. 1), after the secularization of the monastery the manuscript temporarily was in the possession of Fr. Aemilianus Hafner, who gave it to the library in 1840.
St. Gallen, Stiftsbibliothek, Cod. Sang. 2106
Parchment · 4 ff. · 21-22 x 23 / 28-28.5 x 22.5-24 cm · Switzerland · middle or second half of the 9th century
These two parchment double leaves were found in 1895 by state archivist Paul Schweizer in book bindings in the State Archives of Zurich; they were held there under the shelfmark C VI 1 II 8a until 2006. As conclusion to the long-term dispute about cultural assets between St. Gall and Zurich, the Canton of Zurich donated these fragments to the Abbey Library of St. Gall on 27 April 2006. The leaves are from a passionary; they contain eleven partially fragmentary chapters of the oldest version of the life of St. Gall (Vita sancti Galli vetustissima) as well as the beginnings of the Passions of the evangelist Luke and the apostles Simon and Judas. The latter text (for October 28th) has the number 80, suggesting that the passionary once comprised more than 90 texts.
St. Gallen, Stiftsbibliothek, Cod. Sang. 2107
Parchment · 111 ff. · 15.2 × 10.5 cm · Switzerland/Southern Germany, perhaps written for a St. Gall monk · 1475/1500
Late medieval prayer book. The first part contains an incomplete Office of the Virgin (fol. 1r-45v) with variants for Advent and for the time period between Christmas and Candlemas (fol. 46r-51v), Absolutions, Benedictions, Orations and other short prayers (fol. 51v-68r). The Office of the Dead (fol. 69r-98v), including Vespers, Vigil, and prayers for the anniversaries of the deaths of priests, abbots and other deceased persons, is followed by prayers of indulgence (fol. 99r-111v). The beginning of the Office of the Virgin as well as possibly a calendar preceding it have been lost. The fact that the patron saints of St. Gall, St. Gall and St. Othmar (fol. 56r-56v; fol. 58r-58v), are the only saints mentioned other than Mary and St. Benedict suggests a provenience from the Monastery of St. Gall. The manuscript is written in Gothic script; it is decorated with numerous initials executed in gold leaf and with colorful vine scrolls in the margins of individual pages. The beginning of the Office of the Dead (fol. 69r) is adorned with a small miniature of a catafalque bordered by two Benedictine monks, one of which is holding a prayer book in his hands. The cut leather binding with the monogram S, created by a master whose name is unknown, is particularly noteworthy. The covers show the two Princes of the Apostles, Peter (front cover, with book and key) and Paul (back cover, with book and sword), surrounded by rich vine scroll ornamentation. The Abbey Library of St. Gall was able to acquire this manuscript in June 2006 at a Christie's auction in New York from the collection of the American brewer Cornelius J. Hauck (1893−1967) from Cincinnati (Ex Libris on the inside front cover).


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54 of 55 people found the following review helpful
5.0 out of 5 stars Tasty as Chips
Being a male student (and having had this film recommended by his mother because it 'moved' her) I came into this film a little wary.
It starts a little slow but the story develops at a much quicker pace throughout. Its' comedy edges are still as funny today as i am sure they were when it was made. Robert Donat is excellent as 'chips' and equals his quality of...
Published on 9 Mar 2004 by Mr. T. Hoskins
3.0 out of 5 stars disappointing
Ariived in good time. Plays well, good quality. I watched this film on TV as a child and when I saw it on sale I was excited to see it again. I had watched the modern version with Martin Clunes and had thought the old version better but I was wrong. On watching this again I was disappointed and it is relegated to the back of the cupboard.
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54 of 55 people found the following review helpful
5.0 out of 5 stars Tasty as Chips,
Mr. T. Hoskins "thomasehoskins" (London) - See all my reviews
This review is from: Goodbye Mr Chips [1939] [DVD] (DVD)
Being a male student (and having had this film recommended by his mother because it 'moved' her) I came into this film a little wary.
It starts a little slow but the story develops at a much quicker pace throughout. Its' comedy edges are still as funny today as i am sure they were when it was made. Robert Donat is excellent as 'chips' and equals his quality of Hitchcock's The 39 Steps. The chemistry between him and Greer Garson is excellent and the power of the scenes makes you feel really close to 'chips'. The sounds is a little wayward at times, but in the main the DVD is excellent. To be fair this film has 'moved' me and I feel it is one which will stick in my mind for a while to come.
Only one problem is the lack of extras. Actors' profiles would have been nice, but it's only a minor complaint.
An excellent film, one I recommend whole-heartedly.
34 of 35 people found the following review helpful
5.0 out of 5 stars An Oscar for a Great Briton,
David R. Bishop "Bishbaby" (Plymouth, UK) - See all my reviews
This review is from: Goodbye Mr Chips [1939] [DVD] (DVD)
If ever a film showcased a great talent it was 'Goodbye Mr Chips' and Robert Donat.
His performance is engaging and credible. From a young insecure new teacher, to a stale middle aged man, whose life is turned around by love, to an eccentric but lovable old fellow, Robert Donat takes you on a wonderful journey. He is in nearly every scene.
He deserved the Oscar he won. When you consider that Clark Gable was also Oscar nominated in 1939 for 'Gone With The Wind', you begin to realise what a great performance he gives.
Greer Garson's role is fairly small, but pivotal. She is on screen for surprisingly a short time, but makes a great impact.
The film shows a world long gone, if it ever existed, but Donat's great acting raises it well above sentimental. The end however, will move the tender hearted to tears.
31 of 33 people found the following review helpful
5.0 out of 5 stars Not realistic, but a superbly sentimental film,
Gavin Wilson - See all my reviews
This review is from: Goodbye Mr Chips [1939] [DVD] (DVD)
This is a wonderfully sentimental depiction of public school life in the Victorian and Edwardian eras and beyond. Chipping, like so many other schoolmasters of the time, lives a cloistered life on which the outer world only occasionally impinges -- mostly during wartime.
In the film, he ventures out on only one other memorable occasion -- a holiday with the school German teacher to the Tyrol where he meets the handsome Greer Garson (in her first movie appearance), who somewhat improbably falls for him. This sets off a chain of sentimental events: marriage, introductions to the common room, tea with the boys, her death through childbirth, and a never-ending cycle of Colleys (played by the same actor, but with a slightly different haircut for each generation). The school hymn is also designed to pluck the heart stings.
The movie was actually filmed at Repton. I went to a similarly confined, all-boys, English public school, set in a country town miles from anywhere else, though somewhat more recently than the Chips era. Many of the masters never married because it was so difficult for them to meet any women. We still had corporal punishment -- which Chips continues to inflict even when brought out of retirement to become head during World War One. This film does not reflect the grubby reality of public school life -- the author must have had his rose-tinted spectacles on when he wrote this -- but it's hard not to be moved by it.
I have special memories of first seeing this at the age of 12 in our headmaster's study, together with all the other senior boys at the prep school. Today, its meaning for me is more about staying in the same place for a long time, while all about you moves on. (I've recently completed 25 years with the same employer!) I also enjoyed trying to work out how many of the Tyrol scenes were shot in the studio. (At one stage, Chips and his friend even walk against a film background.)
The DVD has no special extras, but the picture and sound quality is reasonable. I haven't tried the film on my teenage children, but I think this is one of the few black and white movies that they would be absorbed by. (Don't be misled by the colour photo on the DVD box cover into believing the movie is in colour!)
3 of 3 people found the following review helpful
5.0 out of 5 stars Wonderfully Nostalgic,
robert stirling (tarn,s.w.france) - See all my reviews
This review is from: Goodbye Mr Chips [1939] [DVD] (DVD)
This is a timeless classic which could be remade many times over in almost any time period:the sets and costumes are very basic,the story being set in a Public School where all the pupils wear uniforms and the teachers wear robes/cloaks over their contemporary clothes.
Most of the film is set within the confines of the school,so little is seen of the outside world and the changing times bar gossip by the boys of major events(the Franco/Prussian war,the Boer war,the Great War etc.).
The only major departure from the school is Mr Chipping's holiday and meeting with his future wife in Austria.
And that is the turning point in his life;from staid,cold and uninteresting teacher 'Chips' is transformed into a bright caring person that the pupils come to admire and love.
Superb performances by Robert Donat and Greer Garson(in her first screen role)as Mr and Mrs 'Chips'.
My only gripe is the annoying,stylized colour illustration of Donat and Garson on the front of the dvd jacket:it is obviously studio artwork as they never appeared together in the film without his obligatory moustache(to age him)and the film is totally in black and white.
Highly recommended.
19 of 21 people found the following review helpful
5.0 out of 5 stars Robert Donat is believable,
bernie "xyzzy" (Arlington, Texas) - See all my reviews
This review is from: Goodbye Mr Chips [1939] [DVD] (DVD)
This is the story of the 60 plus year life of a school teacher, Mr. Chipping (Robert Donat), from neophyte teacher to hopefully Head Master. On his way he will make several mistakes and learn from them. The movie has the feel of several stories running in series that all tie in to Chipping's life. He is also destined to meet the love of his life Katherine (Greer Garson) and see that the Danube is blue.
I do not want to go into a detail as that is the fun in watching eh stories unfold however I think it is significant when Chipping and Katherine are alone on the top of the world and time stops finding them selves in eternity. He also gets an insight or different slant of his carrier.
24 of 27 people found the following review helpful
5.0 out of 5 stars A meaningful life unfolds over time,
This review is from: Goodbye Mr Chips [1939] [DVD] (DVD)
The origin of all the inspirational teacher movies, Goodbye, Mr. Chips is a heartwarming film that unfolds the story of a man who is transformed by love, and goes on to influence the lives of his pupils and colleagues. Nostalgic, even when it was released in 1939, this is a tender and affectionate study of a society, an education system, and a man who belatedly outgrows his constraints and develops a true vocation from his professional commitments. It is Chips' transformation that makes this film a classic example of a man who belatedly discovers how to use strengths that ultimately give meaning and value to his life.
The film opens amidst the hustle and bustle of a new academic year at Brookfield with new and returning pupils hurrying to attend the first-day assembly. Chips arrives late for the event and is locked out with a young pupil with whom he shares his knowledge of the stone tablets that serve as memorials to past students and staff.
Mr. Chips: So, you're a stinker, eh?
Student: A stinker, Sir?
Mr. Chips: A new boy. That's what we call them here. Stinkers... (he indicates a stone tablet that commemorates the hero of the Armada: "Sir Francis Drake 1552")
Student: Drake! Was he here, Sir?
Mr. Chips: Yes.
Student: Was he a stinker too, Sir?
Mr. Chips: To be sure he was. But he grew out of it. And so will you.
This exchange sets-up the question of how 'stinkers' are helped to mature into the fine young men and heroes whom we see later in the film. We see the answer in a series of flashbacks that extend over sixty years of Chipping's life.
The young Mr. Chipping arrives at Brookfield, filled with enthusiasm and ambition. Some early misjudgements make him vulnerable to criticism by the Headmaster who reprimands him for his poor control of the boys.
Our profession is not an easy one, Mr. Chipping. It calls for something more than a University degree. Our business is to mould men. It demands character and courage. Above all, it demands the ability to exercise authority. Without that, I think any young man should ask himself seriously if he has not perhaps mistaken his vocation. When a man is young, Mr. Chipping, there are many other walks of life open to him.
In a disastrous attempt to assert his authority, the teacher forbids his pupils to attend a cricket match, which the school then loses because of the absence of a key player. Despite Chipping's apology, the reaction of the pupils and his colleagues leads him to develop a protective shield of authoritarianism and inflexibility. Chipping's enthusiasm ebbs away over the years: he is so intimidated by life that he retreats into a sterile existence that smothers rather than protects him. Passing him over for promotion, the Headmaster praises Chipping for his ability to exact high academic performance from the boys but explains that he is thought to lack the empathy and vision that is needed in a Housemaster.
... We felt that with your unusual gifts of getting work out of the boys that you'd rather concentrate on teaching and leave the rather tiresome job of Housemaster to someone with special gifts in that direction...I doubt if Mr. Wilkinson will ever turn out as many minor Latin poets as you have.
Although surrounded by the rich, social network of the school, and a senior member within it, Chipping is exposed as an isolated figure whose relationships are restricted to the functional, and are grounded only in perfunctory respect and status. Humiliated, Chipping withdraws into his room, where his loneliness and the darkness close in around him. Fortunately, a young colleague persuades him to accompany him on a walking tour to the Tyrol where Chipping meets the fascinating Katherine Ellis who is destined to be his wife and help-meet.
Chipping's feelings are reciprocated in a charming courtship that changes his view of himself, and alerts him to the possibilities of living his life in a different way.
Chipping: Do you suppose a person in middle age could start life over again and make a go of it?
Katherine: I'm sure of it. Quite sure. It must be tremendously interesting to be a schoolmaster.
Chipping: I thought so once.
Katherine: To watch boys grow up and help them along. To see their characters develop and what they become when they leave school and the world gets hold of them. I don't see how you could ever get old in a world that's always young.
Chipping: I never really thought of it that way. When you talk about it, you make it sound exciting and heroic.
Katherine: It is.
Chipping: (He turns to her) And the schoolmaster? Is he exciting and heroic too?
Katherine: (teasing him for his earlier actions and diffidence) I've met only one - a reckless person who climbed the Blochner in a mist...
The couple marry before the start of the school year. And from the start, the pupils and colleagues view Chips (as he is now affectionately named by Kathy) in a new light. She encourages him to use the strengths (such as empathy and a dry sense of humour) that she knows him to have, but that are little seen by others. Inevitably, Chips wins the trust and admiration of the pupils and the change in his status is reflected when he wins the appointment of Housemaster.
Despite personal and larger-scale tragedy, we see that Chips' life becomes one of meaning and influence: we see his crucial role in the transformation of 'stinkers' into admirable men and the foundations of the freedoms enjoyed by others, built on their sacrifices.
This film epitomises key aspects of a meaningful life: Chips learns to use his previously concealed Signature Strengths (see "Authentic Happiness" by Marty Seligman), is transformed by love and a capacity to be loved and is taught that it is never too late to change.
10 of 11 people found the following review helpful
5.0 out of 5 stars The Actor who plays Dorset?,
Goodbye,Mr.Chips 1939, is in the top ten of all movies in my opinion. If anyone knows the name of the actor who plays Dorset, the school boy, please e-mail me. He has a speaking part at the beginning of the movie where Chips and Dorset are locked out of the main hall.It's a shame that the listing of this actor is no where to be found. There is a fantastic modern soundtrack on cd, The Film Music of Richard Addinsell, Chandos Digital,Chan10046 with chorus and lyrics of the school alma mater included.Anyone who can watch the ending of this movie without becoming choked up has no soul.
10 of 11 people found the following review helpful
5.0 out of 5 stars An excellent performance of one school masters dedication,
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By far one of the best films ever made.Robert Donat gives an excellent performance as "Chips" of Brookfield,a dedicated school master who does so much someday want to be Headmaster and he does after sixty years . He loves his boys as they love him too! A Classic.
3 of 3 people found the following review helpful
5.0 out of 5 stars Excellent traditional film,
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7 of 8 people found the following review helpful
5.0 out of 5 stars great oscar winning performance from Robert Donat,
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Location: Clear Lake is awesome because the several places to go if you like sea. Fishing is great. It is very close to famous Kemah boardwalk.
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Matches: Zimbabwe v South Africa at Harare
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The tricky equation
Big PictureZimbabwe forced the one-way traffic into a u-turn last week when they beat Australia to put themselves in contention for the final. That possibility faded two days later when Australia beat South Africa by a bonus point to leave the neighbours to tussle it out for the remaining spot, although it is South Africa's to lose.
Zimbabwe will have to beat South Africa and beat them properly. Not only will they need a bonus point but their margin of victory will have to be big enough to see their net run-rate balloon beyond what may be deemed realistic. Instead, the hosts may have to content themselves with smaller success of simply competing with and challenging South Africa.
It has been a tough three weeks of fifty-over cricket for Zimbabwe. They have toggled with various combinations, dealt with suspensions and injuries and have been trapped in a tunnel of defeat until the light came on on Sunday. That one match showed Zimbabwe's promise and the value of regular game time. This could be their last international fixture until they tour Bangladesh in October so going out with a bang will be on their minds.
South Africa will have more immediate matters to take care of. Their plans were thrown slightly off track with the loss to Australia, so they can no longer use the final game for experimentation but rather for practice in must-win situations. Victory is not essential for them but it would significantly ease the passage into Saturday's final, where they can test themselves in a pressure-cooker situation ahead of next year's World Cup.
Form guide(last five completed games most recent first)
In the spotlightZimbabwe's ability to play the complete game has only been on display once in the tournament. The test for them is to see if they can do it again and they will need their batting in particular to pull its weight. Zimbabwe's attack has done a good containing job throughout but their batsmen have been prone to collapses. If both can work as well as they did two days ago, Zimbabwe will be happy to see consistency at last.
The two main concerns for Russell Domingo after the defeat to Australia would have been the recurring problems: South Africa's middle order and their death bowling. Neither may get the opportunity to show improvement in a fixture which could take on a completely different complexion to their previous one but if they do the spotlight will be on JP Duminy and David Miller to see whether they can turn starts into something more significant. The injury to Ryan McLaren* only exacerbates the troubles with their death bowling.
Team newsIt would be cruel to leave out any of the men who beat Australia on Sunday and although Zimbabwe have tinkered with their team in every match, they could go with the same XI. Barring a change in seamer, no-one's place should be under threat.
Zimbabwe: (likely) 1 Sikandar Raza, 2 Tino Mawoyo, 3 Hamilton Masakadza, 4 Brendan Taylor (wk), 5 Sean Williams, 6 Malcolm Waller, 7 Elton Chigumbura (capt), 8 Prosper Utseya, 9 John Nyumbu, 10 Tendai Chatara, 11 Donald Tiripano
Had South Africa been 100% certain of their place in the final, they would have used this match for experimentation but they do not have that luxury. The would have liked to go in with their first-choice XI but the hairline fracture to McLaren means they are likely to pick either Wayne Parnell or Kyle Abbott. Morne Morkel could also sit out if his shoulder injury flares up.
South Africa: (likely) 1 Hashim Amla, 2 Quinton de Kock (wk), 3 Faf du Plessis, 4 AB de Villiers (capt), 5 JP Duminy, 6 David Miller, 7 Wayne Parnell, 8 Dale Steyn, 9 Morne Morkel, 10 Aaron Phangiso, 11 Imran Tahir
Pitch and conditionsStrips are being reused and the one on which the final round-robin match will be played is certain to have featured in the tournament before. AB de Villiers has already described the surfaces as tired and Faf du Plessis said South Africa expect a sluggish and spinning pitch, which suggests another session of laboured run-scoring and low run-rates. At least there is less of a chance of any of the players suffering from heat-induced cramp. Temperatures in Harare have dipped from the high 20s into the low ones which should make for more comfortable conditions all round.
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Quotes"I think the guys know that they still have a job to do and I can't see them growing any big heads before they have improved. I would like us to improve on our rankings I think that if we work hard, with the experience that these guys have, I am sure we can improve on that."
"We feel that Zimbabwe is a threat now. They play well in these conditions and the prepare wickets that suit them. We expect a slow-turner in the next match. We need to beat them now. I don't think it's time to rest players."
Faf du Plessis said South Africa are planning to present their best-side to Zimbabwe for the final group stage match
* September 3, 2014 4.40pm GMT This story was updated to include news of Ryan McLaren's injury
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We stayed one night at the Victorian Inn in Ferndale, CA, and found the experience outstanding. The rooms were quaint and lovely decorated in the Victorian style. The bath towels luxurious and the bed quite comfortable. The wait staff was gracious and top-notch. The breakfast menu offerings were very delicious and it wasn't easy to make a selection. We highly recommend the Inn and the town has numerous and eclectic shops and boutiques for your shopping pleasure.
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We stayed one night in this beautiful inn which I would definitely recommend.
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This lovely old building is one of the most architecturally interesting structures in a town full of historical buildings. The doors and ceiling heights made me feel like a child again (I'm 6' 7"). Friendly hosts and a good breakfast rounded out our pleasant stay.
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Really nice building and pleasant staff. Quite pricey but nice for a special time. They let us park our motorbikes in their pretty small back entrance to get them off the street.
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I feel like my ratings here don't reflect the real quality of the Victorian Inn, because there's no category for "character" or "location." This little antique inn is tucked away in a great little town within access to many of the best redwoods and coastal hiking sites, with a fine park right there in town, and a drive to the coast that winds through remote forests and hills that's just spectacular. Great old rooms, and it may be the quietest place we've stayed; though there is some traffic noise beginning at around 7 am, it was marvelously silent the rest of the time. I'll definitely be coming back!
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Wonderful and charming place to stay for one or more nights. It's a must to visit and to overnight. Great Service and very good food.
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Just an overnight stay in Maren's Suite but the room was lovely, the beds and pillows were comfy, and the staff was so friendly and accommodating. We had dinner in the VI restaurant and it was wonderful! The complimentary breakfast was simply outstanding as well. I'd like to try everything on the menu! Steep stairs but I counted them as good exercise in working off the meals.
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Named for the imaginative builder of our lovely inn, this elegantly decorated room with high ceilings was his favorite. The turret sitting area offers remarkable views of Historic Ferndale's Main Street and Ocean Avenue. An antique armoire, claw-foot tub, king bed and full shower accompany an English fireplace, adding ambiance and warmth. The beautiful bay window brings in light and air.
Named in honor of the sister of the builder of this special Victorian, the Maggie C. Russ Suite is beautifully appointed and spacious yet warm and cozy. This room, with its high ceilings, has a king bed and twin trundle beds, an antique armoire and a toasty English fireplace. Sip morning tea or coffee in the bay-window sitting area of this spacious room. The bathroom is sumptuously sized and features a claw-foot tub, a shower and a pedestal sink.
Quite a large room, this space is marvelously appointed with a king bed, an English fireplace, a refrigerator, built-in cabinets and additional space used for a double bed. The spacious bathroom features black marble bathroom floors and a traditional tub and shower. A large window area overlooks nearby Main Street in Ferndale and affords grand views of the sunset. Great for longer stays.
A generously sized and beautifully adorned corner room that is bright and cheerful. Offering a wood burning fireplace, bay window sitting area, high ceilings, antique armoire, king size bed and a traditional tub and shower, this room is our most private and popular.
Named after our youngest granddaughter - this room features a queen bed with a traditional tub and shower. Featuring an antique armoire, it is very cozy and comfortable. With no adjoining rooms, it is very peaceful and private
Simple and Sweet - just like the granddaughter after whom it is named. This lovely room has beautiful afternoon sunlight and offers a queen bed, antique armoire and a standup shower.
Featuring an English dimplex stove for warmth and ambiance, this cozy yet darling room with high ceilings has a double bed, a traditional tub and shower, and an antique armoire. This is the favorite room of Jenny's daughter, and named for her.
This suite, named in honor of one of the innkeepers' granddaughters, boasts beautiful Victorian décor, high ceilings, two brass queen beds, a sitting room and a conventional tub and shower. Very Comfortable!
Named for one of the granddaughters of the owners, this is a precious room featuring high ceilings and tall windows, a queen bed, antique armoire and an attractive bath with a pedestal sink and a traditional tub and shower.
The ultimate in Victorian romance! A red-dominated room with a golden spread on the king bed. This space has it all and includes a velvet Victorian couch in the bay window sitting area and an antique armoire. Sunlight shines through tall windows with lace curtains in the spacious bath. Traditional tub and shower.
Named in honor of a long-time local family who truly love the Victorian Inn. This room features a Victorian-style queen bed set into a lace-adorned bay window, an antique armoire and a cozy seating area with an English fireplace. The well-lit bathroom offers a traditional tub and shower. Enos family photos adorn the walls.
Named for the wonderful draft horse that pulled the carriage and gave so many visitors unforgettable tours of the historic Victorian Village, the Barnaby Room features a queen bed and a spacious bath with a pedestal sink and traditional tub and shower. Watch Ferndale's Main Street, where Barnaby daily held court, from this bedroom's window.
This remarkably luxurious ground floor suite is named in honor of a marvelous Lady and friend who loved Ferndale and The Victorian Inn, although she was never a guest here…being in a wheel chair, she couldn't climb the stairs! This suite would now allow her to stay. It features, among many other things, an elaborately carved king bed, a full kitchen, a large flat screen TV, your own computer work station (with printer), a roll-in shower, a claw foot tub and very elegant designer appointments. The Living Room hosts a sofa and a nap inducing rocker / recliner easy chair. 800 square feet of luxury…all for you!
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Eureka, CA (ACV-Arcata Eureka) 15 miles
Compra de Antigüedades, Galerías de Arte , Playa, Casino, Sala de conciertos, Cenas Elegantes/Gourmet, De Interés Histórico, Música en vivo, Cine, Museo, Parques Nacionales, Área natural, Océano, Secoyas Gigantes, Teatro, Área de picnic, Servicios Religiosos, Río, Rodeo, Bodega
Bed and Breakfast, Historic Inn
Salas de Conferencia , Refrigerador
Despertador, Reproductor de CD, Ventiladores de techo, Instalaciones para café/té, Ordenador, Internet en la habitación, Escritorio, Chimenea, Secador, Servicio de Internet, Tabla de planchar, Radio, TV por Satélite/Cable, TV, Teléfono, VCR, Wi-Fi
Pistas para bicicletas, Observación de aves, Pasear en barca, Pasear en canoa, Pescar, Jugar al golf, Pistas para senderismo, Cazar, Pasear en kayak, Health Spa/Masaje, Navegar, Comprar, Visitar lugares de interés
Lowell Daniels & Jenny Oaks
Principal objetivo hosts de su es ver a todas las exigencias y hacer de su estancia muy por encima de memorable. Quieren que nunca olvida! Lowell es un nativo de California y Jenny es una importación de New Hampshire. La combinación de ideas de la costa oeste y Nueva Inglaterra y gusto hacer el ambiente en el Inn único y agradable. Lowell es un certificado de registro de Gemóloga Gemóloga Graduate. Jenny es también en la industria de la joyería y es bien en su camino para convertirse en un Gemóloga graduados.
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