A concise glossary of terms used in Grecian, Roman, Italian, and Gothic architecture (1905)
Parker, John Henry, · J. Parker and Co., · leaf 218
2LO Perpendicular style. [See nest Article.] Of this last-mentioned style there are many wooden porchesf whichdiffer but little from those of the preceding, except thatthe upper half of the sides is almost always formed ofopen screen-work; examples remain at Halden, Kent;Albury, Surrey, &c. It… … WmtPareii, Woodstock, OiTuicUnijs. ornamented; those of the Norman style, and perhaps alsothe Early English, have the decorations principally on theinside and about the doorway; those of later date areoften as much enriched externally as internally, and some,times more so. Some porches have the…
