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A History of the County of Sussex
… at South Bersted is a cottage built partly of yellow ragstone and partly of cobbles with brick dressings and with …
A Topographical Dictionary of England
… and the glebe consists of 41 acres. The church is built of ragstone obtained in the vicinity. Beyton, or Beighton (All …
Survey of London
… Yard (by Miss Kathleen Kenyon in 1946), 2 and of a Kentish ragstone pavement of Roman date below Talbot Yard (reported …
An Inventory of the Historical Monuments in Essex
… stands near the middle of the parish. The walls are of ragstone-rubble with some flint and Roman brick; the …
London Bridge
… Kent for 15 tontight [ doliat'] and 1 pipe of stone called ragstone [ Raggeston], at 4d. the tontight, 5s. 2d. Item to … under the wall of the Friars Minor, 8d. Item for 1 load of ragstone bought and used in paving in the parish of St Mary …
London Bridge
… for 8 ft. of elm, 20d. Received for an old piece of ragstone, 6d. Of a stranger for making fast his ship and …
London Bridge
… 3 barrels and 1 tine, 10d. Item paid for 1 boatload of ragstone [ Rag'], 18s. Item paid for 1 boatload of chalk [ … and his servant, 4s. 6d. Item paid for 1 boatload of ragstone bought, 15s. Item paid to 3 tilers and their 3 … at 6s. the hundred, 105s. Item paid for 1 boatload of ragstone, 18s. Item paid for 16,000 sprignails [ sprig] …
A Topographical Dictionary of England
… architecture. The walls are mostly built with rough red ragstone, in pieces not much larger than common bricks; and …
Survey of London
… in Perpendicular Gothic style, and faced with Kentish ragstone and Bath stone dressings. Axially at the west end … the windows have arches with alternating cream and grey ragstone voussoirs. The interior is simple and dignified with …
Survey of London
… in the Decorated Gothic style and faced with Kentish ragstone. At the north-west corner there is a tower …