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A History of the County of York
… had been removed in recent years. 15 The double-aisled timber roof was supported by massive oak pillars and as such …
Survey of London
… and Mile End New Town, were said to be mostly old Timber buildings and very apt to be ruinous and in decay; but …
A History of the County of Shropshire
… the chapel. 7 The house had gone by 1771, replaced by the timber framed Heath House Farm nearby; 8 that was probably … The oldest part of the house has an L plan formed by a timber framed cross wing and a truncated hall range with a … family remained in possession in 1992. 66 The house is timber framed, originally of two bays, and was later cased in …
Survey of London
… of Queene Elizabeth till at length a large strong frame of Timber and bricke was set thereon, and imployed as a …
Survey of London Monograph
… in 1902. Stow speaks of the house as being "of stone and timber, very large and beautiful, and the highest at that …
Survey of London Monograph
… was demolished, foundations dug, and stone, bricks and timber assembled. Before the building was finished … . . . Zachary Tailer Carver for carving Tenn Pedestalls of Timber for marble Statuaes to stand on with Bulls heads … building." 28 Probably the "xv en great Pedestalls of elme timber with their bases & capitalls," for turning which John …
Survey of London
… unsatisfactory, and would only make sense as part of a timber roof. There is a lavish stone pulpit, above which is a …
A History of the County of Northampton
… Salcey and Whittlewood were included in the grant but the timber was reserved to the Crown. 30 A few months after the … sell at the auction, which realised £46,600 (excluding the timber on some lots, which the purchasers took at valuation). … sales of lots with reserves of £37,000, plus £1,500 for timber. 44 The auction of the remaining 4,500 acres in …
A History of the County of York North Riding
… a chapel in the castle garth. Evidently the masonry and timber were much decayed at this time. 268 Richmond Castle …