An introduction to English church architecture : from the eleventh to the sixteenth century (1913)
Bond, Francis, d. 1918 · London : H. Milford · leaf 365
W. D. Southwold Chancel, Suffolk 840 EXr.LISH CHrRCtl ARriHTFXTURK the trussed rafter roof of the chancel is ceiled (795)- At Southwold the roof of thechancel has alternately hammer-beams and arched braces, and is ceiled (H39). AtBarnwood, Gloucester, the nave has a ceiling- resting on four-centred… … F. H. Needham Markot. Suftblk of llie nave of St. I)a\ids cathedral, suspended from the roof above; it may bedue to Owen Pole (1472-1509) (N4i). All roofs of the type of that of SheptonMallet are ceiled. Some of the Cireater churches had not the money or had not the skill or thecourage to ceil…
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