- ...the Winds in Mount Stewart in Northern Ireland and the tower in Sevastopol Ukraine built in 1849 have followed the exemplary design of Tower of Winds.
- The Memorial wall in Sevastopol was constructed in 1964 at the edge of the Admiral Nakhimov square.
- The Monument to the Sunk Ships. It is the most famous monument in Sevastopol, depicted on the coat of arms of the city. ... The Tower of the Winds.
- Sevastopol 51 The interesting monument in antique style is the Tower of the Winds built in the 19th century.
- In addition, I would like to mention a very interesting building, the Tower of the Winds (Marine Library Tower) in the Federal City of Sevastopol, Crimean...
- A similar tower in Sevastopol, built in 1849. The Temple of the Winds, which stands in the grounds of Mount Stewart near Newtownards in Northern Ireland.
- The observatories of Radcliffe in Oxford and of Daniel S. Shank in the United States, the tower of the same name in Sevastopol and the Temple of the Winds in...
- The Tower of the Winds, also called "horologion" (timepiece), is an octagonal Pentelic marble clocktower on the Roman "agora" in Athens.
- size: 18x12in Giclee Print: The burning of the Public Library and the Tower of the Winds in Sevastopol, 1855-1856 : Art.com.