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An introduction to English church architecture : from the eleventh to the sixteenth century (1913)

Bond, Francis, d. 1918 · London : H. Milford · leaf 362

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Weatherden, Earl .Stonham (832), Fressingfield(831), Woolpit (834), Worlingworth (838) may be mentioned. Here and there finehammer-beam roofs will be found in the West of England : there is a delightful IUOIia ri()\ l-KOM RAIN «37 one in VVcir (iiffonl I hill, Devon. In Shropshire there are… … V. H. c. Tilney All Saints, Norfolk remarkable exception in the broad unaisled chapel of Needham Market, Suffolk. All other roofs of clerestoried naves are erected above the clerestory ; but in this extraordinary example the clerestory is inserted in the upper part of the roof If it 1 Illustrated…

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