An introduction to English church architecture : from the eleventh to the sixteenth century (1913)
Bond, Francis, d. 1918 · London : H. Milford · leaf 344
v.. n. rKOTI-.ClIOX |-R().M k.\I\ Hi (J principal ; the iiiclhod of doiii^- ihjs is shewn in ihc cliam-;un (jf ihc rool oiSennen, Cornwall.^ In Norfolk and Suffolk these roofs are li_L;hL and (•le_^anl, and L;rcaL reliance isplaced on the wall post. In the West of l:noland and along the VVelsh… … .^^uf .-HEM!. ■^\*i. 1/ \ .in-.\ . ^\ ,,^..1, ^ .P: G. E. S. Clun, Sjdop distinct type of arch-braced roof, less scientific and wasteful of timber, and all themore jjicturesque for that reason : little importance is given to the wall post, thecollars and arch braces being so very massive that the…
Church architecture · Cathedrals
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