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A Topographical Dictionary of England
… style, with a lofty and elaborately groined roof of wood, without a central pier, profusely ornamented with … this part is rugged, and the scenery barren, with little wood. The deanery of Craven, comprising East and West … expanse of luxuriant verdure, interspersed with tracts of wood, in which the prevailing timber is ash of spontaneous …
Dictionary of Traded Goods and Commodities
… oxen. 'Yoke' was also the name given to a piece of shaped wood designed to fit across a person's back and shoulders, …
Survey of London
… and an example is illustrated here. No. 6, YORK BUILDINGS Wood mantelpiece in No. 6, York Buildings The premises …
An Inventory of the Historical Monuments in City of York
… 15 but most of the fortifications must still have been of wood. Over 2,450 was spent during the 20 years following this … made of fir boards and strengthened with oak and alder wood, measuring 13 ft. by 12 ft. and 11 ft. by 8 ft. 39 … below the summit, the lower accompanied by much charred wood, may have been remains of the wooden tower or palisades …
Survey of London
… a central column between a balustrading formed of turned-wood balusters. The south or river front, which has a …
Feet of Fines of the Tudor period [Yorks]
… and John Swynhowe Robert Serleby Land in Tykhyll. John Wood, William Richardson, Marmaduke Wood, Robert Cleuing, clerk, and George Morthyng John Lyndall … Margaret his wife Messuage with land in Almondbury. John Wood Gilbert Otys and Elizabeth his wife Manor of West Lutton …