英語 での Oldest building の使用例とその 日本語 への翻訳
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Harmony Hall, the oldest building in Kinston, was owned by North Carolina's first governor, Richard Caswell.
This building is one of the oldest building in this temple. 釈迦堂: Shaka-do hall This is Shaka-do hall.
This permanent exhibition at the Qasr al Hosn Centre tells the story of Abu Dhabi and its people through the city's oldest building.
The oldest building which still stands in Sapporo is its clock tower, which has towered over the city since 1878.
Paul Revere's home is downtown Boston's oldest building, built in 1680.
It was erected in 1764, and is believed to be the oldest building, not only in Pittsburgh, but in Western Pennsylvania.
This fortress is Antwerp's oldest building which was built from 1200 to 1225.
The oldest building which still stands in Sapporo is its clock tower, which has towered over the city since 1878.
The city's oldest building is the ruined 13th century Swansea Castle standing out in more modern surroundings near the shopping centre.
The oldest building phase of the palace complex contains a section known as the apadana, or‘Audience Hall'.
This permanent exhibition at the Qasr al Hosn Centre tells the story of Abu Dhabi and its people through the city's oldest building.
The oldest building, which was completed in 1909, is used to display an architectural exhibit.
The oldest building was completed in 1909 and displays archaeological objects.
It contains Edinburgh's oldest building in the 12th century St. Margaret's chapel.
The Old Church itself is a well known landmark of Amsterdam too, not least because it is the city's oldest building.
Dating back to Saxon times, or the 7th century AD, St George's Tower at Oxford Castle is the city's oldest building.
The church of Holy Rude was built in 1129 and is the second oldest building in Stirling.
A 14th-century wooden warehouse from Norway's Telemark is Skansen's oldest building”.
The oldest building present on campus is the Nassau Hall, which was constructed in 1754, and is positioned on the northern edge of the campus facing the Nassau Street, after which it has been named.
Many people visit from all around the world to see Sanmachi Street, where the oldest building dating from the Edo period stands, and the magnificent Takayama Festival that takes place every spring and autumn.