Village architecture, being a series of picturesque designs for the inn, the schoolhouse, almshouses, markethouse, shambles, workhouse, parsonage, townhall, and church: forming a sequel to a work on rural architectue
A pattern book of designs for English village buildings — inn, schoolhouse, almshouses, markethouse, workhouse, parsonage, town hall and church — by architect P. F. Robinson, published in London by H. G. Bohn in 1837 for builders and landowners. Lithographed elevations, plans and tree-framed perspective views render brick coursing, half-timbering, gables and chimneys in fine hatched line.
