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Memorials of old Nottinghamshire (1912)

Guilford, Everard Leaver · London : G. Allen & company, ltd. · leaf 359

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istic of masoncraft is it that to this day, wheneverthe broach form is used to stop a plain chamfer, either inwoodwork or stonework, it is always called a mason stop.One of the finest specimens of a broach spire in thecounty is at Normanton-on-Soar. It has a bold corbel-table in place of the plain… … Burton Joyce.Woi.laton. normanton-ox-soar.Edwinstowe. From photographs by Mr. H. Gill. Nottinghamshire Spires 277 to the Early English period, and is built of rubble (bluelias limestone), with dressings of local skerry. The spirealso is built of local skerry, but it is a later addition. Itrises…

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