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In Istanbul in 2001, we saw this lovely turbe or mausoleum where the Turkish sultan, Ahmet III, is buried. It is just one of many examples we have seen in our travels of beautiful Islamic architecture.
St. George's Chapel, located at Windsor Castle in the south of England, is a fine example of the Perpendicular Gothic style of architecture. It was founded in 1348 by King Edward III with improvements and enlargements made between 1475 and 1528. It is where funerals of the Kings and Queens of England are held and where they are buried. The photo was taken in 1997.