An introduction to English church architecture : from the eleventh to the sixteenth century (1913)
Bond, Francis, d. 1918 · London : H. Milford · leaf 361
sts that the roof is kept from spreading. ^ On the other hand, the principal rafter and strut are tenoned into the lo7ver hammer-beam. 836 i:N(iiJsii c iirkCH architecturk (833), has a span of 30 It. 6 in. : at Bacton, Suffolk (829), the span is only 19 ft.4 in. ; in the latter, as so often, the… … K. H. c. Earl Stonham, Suffolk Bromley, Essex ; still more remain in Suffolk ; Bedingfield, Grundisburgh, St.Margarets, Ipswich, Rattlesden, Weatherden, Earl .Stonham (832), Fressingfield(831), Woolpit (834), Worlingworth (838) may be mentioned. Here and there finehammer-beam roofs will be found in…
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