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Some account of domestic architecture in England, from the conquest to the end of the thirteenth century (1851)

Turner, Thomas Hudson, 1815-1852 · Oxford, London, J. H. Parker · leaf 415

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DOMESTIC ARCHITECTURE : THIRTEENTH CENTURY. SECTIONS OF MOULDINGS A- Illii m ■ Impost of door Base of window-shaft Mullion. Capital of window-shaft. Window-head. ENTRANCE TO THE CHAPEL, LITTLE WENHAM HALL. … Capital COURT LODGE, G-ODMERSH AM Arch mouldings Window-head. Capital AY DON CASTLE , NORTHUMBERLAND. Window-head Capital HALL, STOKE SAY SOMERION CASTLE.

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