An introduction to English church architecture : from the eleventh to the sixteenth century (1913)
Bond, Francis, d. 1918 · London : H. Milford · leaf 332
07 i)f the thirteenth century (818); it was not till late, however, that this scicMitificform of tie-beam roof became common : owinj^- to its slij^ht [)itch it was not indeedfeasible to employ it except where the parish could afford to cover it with lead.A line example is illustrated from the nave… … C. F. N. Here Regis, Dorset Spans the broad nave of Lavenham, Suffolk (808) ; this leads up to the richerroof of Gawsworth, Cheshire (809), and the magnificent black oak roof whichcovers the nave and chancel of Gresford, Denbigh, without the interpositionof a chancel arch {810). It has been seen…
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