Some account of domestic architecture in England from Edward I to Richard II, with notices of foreign examples and numerous illustrations of existing remains from original drawings (1882)
TaD,^aU.HaU. nice, which have a very good eflect. The hall, which occupies the chief part of the building,which adjoins to the east side of the tower, was originallyof large dimensions, but a small parlour has now beentaken out of it, and the timber roof concealed by a plasterceilinG;. It seems to… … J WESTMORELAND,— YANWATH. 219 now made to light the parlour; it is a good specimen ofa plain bay-window of the period, with some peculiarity inthe tracery. The roof is of four bays, with arched braces,and well moulded. The original open fire-place still re-mains. At the end of the hall is a passage…
Architecture, Domestic
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