An introduction to English church architecture : from the eleventh to the sixteenth century (1913)
Bond, Francis, d. 1918 · London : H. Milford · leaf 439
ester Winscombe, Somerset (907).—This is a variant of Shepton Mallet. The buttresses aremuch less massive, and the coronal is less independent of the substructure, and as usualwhen that is the case, is given a greater elaboration of parapet and pinnacles : the minor vol.. II. — 61 914 ENGLISH… … F. J. A. CuUompton, Devon pierced parapets to the nave. A charinin*^ stair turret leads to the roofs and the rood screen.As is usual in Somerset and (ilouccster, the rectilinear tracery of the windows is of fine design. TOWICKS 915 Xorth Pctlicrtoii, SoiiicrscI {<)0^).— Nextto tlic cathedral…
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