An introduction to English church architecture : from the eleventh to the sixteenth century (1913)
Bond, Francis, d. 1918 · London : H. Milford · leaf 413
of theringers chamber ; e.g., Huish Episcopi (909) and North Petherton (908). Sometimes the coronal of parapets and pinnacles is brought into the design ofthe tower, the buttresses being continued up to form pinnacles, e.g., at Shepton Oakham is an example of a tower in which symmetry is disturbed… … Y. v.. Steyning, Sussex TOWICRS 889 Mallet (906), Winscombe (907), and Ilminster (872) ; hut at times, e.^., at Dundry (910)and North Pcthcrton (908), it has no connection whatever with the desij^n below, andoversails the tower. As regards the fenestration, two main designs may be distinguished,…
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