After watching some mud flood videos and seeing the large doors on some buildings it occurred to me that even in my town the council house, the synagogue, and even the reformation church has giant doors. It's quite usual to find these giant doors at government buildings, cathedrals, and museums. It doesn't make sense to have so huge doors for people of the sizes like us. These doors seem like were built by giants for giants before the reset mud flood of Tartaria / Atlantis.

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1. Plate celebrating the laying of the first stone in 1386

2. Milan Cathedral

3. Tourists on the roof

4. Interior view of the Duomo di Milano

5. Milan Cathedral from Piazza del Duomo

6. Interesting facts about Milan Cathedral

7. MM 4-22 The entrance door to Milan Cathedral

8. Photograph of the United States National Archives Building, Washington D.C.

9. Two of the largest bronze doors in the world, on permanent display at the National Archives. Come see for yourself!

10. Cool #Archaeology " @Phyllida1234 : Original bronze doors of Domitian's #Roman Senate reused at St John Lateran" #Rome

11. Puertas Traseras

12. Bronze doors San Giovanni in Laterano

13. The cloister of the attached monastery.

14. The decorated ceiling.

15. Alessandro Galilei completed the late Baroque façade of the archbasilica in 1735 after winning a competition for the design.

16. Main body of the basilica, after the radical transformation by Francesco Borromini in the 17th century.

17. St Paul's Cathedral Choir, looking west toward the dome and nave.

18. St Paul's Cathedral nave looking east towards the central dome and choir.

19. St Paul's Cathedral west front dome street view

20. St Paul's during a special service in 2008

21. Canaletto: The River Thames with St. Paul's Cathedral on Lord Mayor's Day (1746; Lobkowicz Collections, Prague)

22. St Paul's Cathedral

23. st george's hall doors

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