An introduction to English church architecture : from the eleventh to the sixteenth century (1913)
Bond, Francis, d. 1918 · London : H. Milford · leaf 409
h this country is remark-able (922). But the most parlous countyto live in was Northumberland,where farmhouses and vicaragesas well as churches were oftenfortified. In later days thesedetached towers were oftenjoined up to the church bythe addition of an aisle orchapel ; c.^., Garway,… … c. (;. B. Burnham Norton, Norfolk TOWKRS 885 openlno- directly into the churcli. This doorway could rapidly he huilt up orharricaded in casc^ of need. Both classes of defensihle towers, lik(; the p(el towerson the Scotch hordtM, are broader than is usual in parish church towers, in facttheir…
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