Well - what's the building, c.i.???
Not Parliament.
General Post Office in Dublin.
Who mails/posts generals? And why do they need an office to do it? Don't generals have staff cars or something to get around? Wouldn't they suffocate in the mailbag? Besides, do you know how much the stamps would cost to mail a general? Some of them are pretty fat.
Well, only masters can post generals - the so-called General Post Masters.
I think, they have an office since the Thurn and Taxis lost this job in 1806 (and the generals thus the taxis).
FadEx is doing the mailing of some of the "pretty fad" generals (although mostly only retired one's) now (ever wondered, why they got this name?) .
margo wrote:cj..... has it!
Following the Post Office theme. It was the headquarters of the organising committee of Irish rebels for the 1916 uprising.
The Irish "Proclamation of Independence" was read in that building (and that's why it is printed in history school books :wink: ).
Where'd everybody go? Helloooooooooooooooooo?
Seems to be referred to as the Pagoda.
That is correct. Continue Caprice.
Thanks cjhsa
Sorry to post a black and white photo, but I couldn't find a good colour pic that didn't have a nice big clue about this building.
Is this one of those CN hotels?
Not a CN hotel.
Not a Loire castle.
