Population change in Greece by province (2011-2021) according to new national census1yr ⋅ Juggertrout ⋅ r/MapPorn
The first page of the Scots edition of Harry Potter and the Philosopher's Stone2yr ⋅ Juggertrout ⋅ r/mildlyinteresting
Pericles, who died in 429BC of the plague, is still being disinfected, 2500 years later4yr ⋅ Juggertrout ⋅ r/europe
Dinxperlo is a Dutch village which is also partially in Germany. Here's what the local police station looks like.7yr ⋅ Juggertrout ⋅ r/europe
Athens Municipal Theatre, Greece. Built in 1888 and demolished in 1940.3yr ⋅ Juggertrout ⋅ r/Lost_Architecture
The Pesmazoglou Mansion, designed by Ernst Ziller. Completed around 1900, it was Athens' largest building at the time. In the 1960s, one descendent demolished his half of the building and replaced it with modern flats. One of many inexplicable choices made in post-War Athens, Greece3yr ⋅ Juggertrout ⋅ r/Lost_Architecture
Villa Margarita, Athens, Greece. Built around 1900, it served as a private residence until 1970 when it was sold to a bank. Demolished in 1972.3yr ⋅ Juggertrout ⋅ r/Lost_Architecture
Dollis Hill House, London. In its day, it hosted William Gladstone and Mark Twain. During WW1, it served as a hospital, while during WW2, it was one of the locations of Winston Churchill's War Cabinet. Heavily damaged by fires in the 80s and 90s, it was controversially demolished in 20123yr ⋅ Juggertrout ⋅ r/Lost_Architecture
The neighbourhood boundary marker between Camden and Kentish Town. Any other similar markers in London?7mo ⋅ Juggertrout ⋅ r/london
Population change in Greece by province (2011-2021) according to new national census1yr ⋅ Juggertrout ⋅ r/europe
The Slovenian village of Socerb, watching over the Italian city of Trieste1yr ⋅ Juggertrout ⋅ r/Borderporn
Pericles, who died in 429BC of the plague, is still being disinfected, 2500 years later.4yr ⋅ Juggertrout ⋅ r/greece
Απο το προγραμμα DIRAP του Πανεπιστημιου Θεσσαλιας. Πρωτη αναλυση προσωρινων αποτελεσματων #ΕΛΣΤΑΤ #Δημογραφικο1yr ⋅ Juggertrout ⋅ r/greece
The Koromilas mansion on Syntagma Square, Athens. Built in 1853 by architect Panagis Kalkos, it was demolished in the early '60s4yr ⋅ Juggertrout ⋅ r/Lost_Architecture
Liberation of Prosotsani after 8 months of Bulgarian occupation (July 1913)4yr ⋅ Juggertrout ⋅ r/greece
This is a picture which sums up Athens for me. This Byzantine church is a listed building so they couldn't demolish it. So instead they built this massive luxury hotel right over it. A very Greek solution to a very Greek problem.5yr ⋅ Juggertrout ⋅ r/europe
A very small part of the German Dresden-Zwittau railway line runs through Czech territory1yr ⋅ Juggertrout ⋅ r/Borderporn
The great thing about living in Italy is being able to travel to places like this whenever I feel like it (Urbino, Le Marche)5yr ⋅ Juggertrout ⋅ r/travel
The most Balkan name ever? Giorgos Voulgaroglou is a Greek dentist whose surname means 'son of a Bulgarian' in Turkish1yr ⋅ Juggertrout ⋅ r/AskBalkans
