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Survey of London
… at Plaistow and grew out of the amalgamation of three Roman Catholic housing societies. The northern part of the … Street was closed to traffic, although pedestrian access remains. Construction work, by Henry Luck Ltd, of …
A History of the County of Somerset
… Shanks which was described as newly constructed in 1566 92 remains, it is within the west end of the present main house. …
An Inventory of the Historical Monuments in Buckinghamshire
… is of the 15th century; the splayed inner jambs have remains of late 13th-century shafts with capitals and bases … modern brick. The roof is thatched. One old chimney stack remains, and under it is a wide, open fireplace, partly …
A Topographical Dictionary of England
… 10 per annum, under the inclosure act. At Spring-head is a Roman encampment. Cullompton (St. Andrew) CULLOMPTON ( St. … in the richest style of that period, by John Lane, whose remains are deposited in it: the roofs of the nave and aisle … its chief town Caerleyl, now Carlisle. At the time of the Roman invasion, it was, according to Whitaker, inhabited by …
A Topographical Dictionary of Scotland
… baronial residence, Dunnemarl Castle, there are still some remains on Castle Hill, on the banks of the Forth, to the … Walton Hill are several ramparts, supposed to have been a Roman encampment; and urns and other relics have been … ancient relics, connects its history with that of the Roman invaders, but nothing is recorded to supply us with any …