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Survey of London
… 1889, the piers and gates were severely damaged by falling masonry. New frames were made for the gates and the piers by …
A Topographical Dictionary of England
… line 557 feet, and presenting one of the best specimens of masonry in the kingdom. The exterior is classically …
Old and New London
… three inches high, with a slightly pointed arch of ribbed masonry, similar to some of those of the Old London Bridge. … The arch of the vault here is plain and more pointed. The masonry appears, from an aperture near to the warehouse …
Ancient and Historical Monuments in the County of Gloucester
… E. end it is built above earlier Roman levels. The later masonry incorporates much reused stone; a baluster hypocaust …
A Topographical Dictionary of England
… alternated with the limestone, which is used for rubble-masonry and for building cottages: in the southeast portion …
An Inventory of the Historical Monuments in Huntingdonshire
… that the defences included a stone wall, but no trace of masonry can now be seen. At a distance of about 80 ft. from, … The buildings included hypocausts walled with herring-bone masonry and were, in at least one case, lined with slabs of …
A History of the County of Sussex
… doorway also appears to have had a porch, judging from the masonry. Opinions differ as to the original form of the east … plan on the existing remains of early wide-jointed masonry in the second bay of the aisles, where there also … East of these points there are no remains of the original masonry, corbeltabling or windows. There are heads of rough …
A History of the County of Sussex
… for the canons, but there is no evidence of a covered masonry cloister before the present cloister was built. 4 The …
A History of the County of Sussex
… great north window is a shallow buttress of wide-jointed masonry, and the walling east of it is also wide-jointed, but … is a corbel carved with the head of a bearded man. 7 The masonry above the arch is of Sussex stone; in the south bay … detached stone nook-shafts, in courses not lining with the masonry, and with grooved and hollow-chamfered abaci, which …