Some account of domestic architecture in England, from Richard II to Henry VIII
An architectural survey of late medieval English houses and halls, written by John Henry Parker and published in Oxford and London in 1859 for antiquaries, architects and students of Gothic building. Wood-engraved interiors, measured plans and sections, and close studies of tracery, screens, open timber roofs and fireplaces supply clean line stock for pattern work, ornament details and period architectural staging.
