Prior, Edward S. (Edward Schröder), 1852-1932 · London : G. Bell and Sons · leaf 265
that there were manyother halls of similar style built in thetwelfth and succeeding centuries, as isindeed known to have been the case atthe Buckden Palace of the Bishops of Lin-coln.^ But in the thirteenth century theregrew up the aisleless form—that adopted in the Furness Infirmary onthe model of… … 188. LINCOLN, bishops PALACE. I. Hall. 1;. Buttery, c. Kitchen. This and the two preceding plans are to the scale of 50 ft. to the inch. 90 ft. long by 60 ft. wide, aisled, like at]5ishopAuckland, with four bays on each side. 111 ft. long by 56 ft.wide, aisled with fivebays on each side. The…
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