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A History of the County of Surrey
… and the motto 'VANA SALVS HOIS.' A considerable length of ragstone wall still exists, running west and continuing the …
Survey of London Monograph
… and aisles may be said to be built of chalk, flint, and ragstone rubble faced chiefly with thin coursed ashlar built … differ both in height and span. The piers are probably a ragstone, though a high authority has expressed the opinion … Much firestone was also found built in with the flints and ragstone rubble on the exterior face. The firestone was so …
Old and New London
… of an old street, consisting of very large blocks of ragstone of irregular shape. An examination of the …
Survey of London
… of the Paymaster of Works to (i) "making a newe Cawsey of Ragstone betweene the Lord Knollis his gate [Wallingford …
Survey of London
… up the bank. 11 By the late eighteenth century, Kentish ragstone was used in place of chalk on occasion. Chalk seems …
Survey of London
… visible for several miles to the north and west. Built of ragstone in the Early English Gothic manner and set among … St. John's is a solid and substantially built church of ragstone laid in neat courses, with buttresses at the angles … in their details. The principal material is Kentish ragstone, with dressed stone for the quoins and openings. The …
A History of the County of Essex
… south porch, and west tower. 374 The walls are mainly of ragstone and flint rubble except for the porch, which is of …
Survey of London
… a semi-detached pair of similar design although fronted in ragstone (Nos. 8 and 10). The architect of all four was Henry …
Survey of London
… Gordon at a cost of 2,219. 211 A gabled church hall with ragstone facing was erected on the south side of the church … enlarged by Wallace in 1893. 212 Another smaller hall in ragstone was built in front of the earlier one in 1932 to the … which is in the Decorated style and faced with Kentish ragstone, has been relatively little altered from the time of …