Some account of domestic architecture in England from Edward I to Richard II, with notices of foreign examples and numerous illustrations of existing remains from original drawings (1882)
MILLS. 151 We know that mills were not exclusively applied tothe grinding of corn,as we find mentionof the tan mill. Themill also was broughtinto use, in the sameway that we now em-ploy steam machi-nery, in the manu-facture of cloth, andcalled the fullinglmill. It is probable IJiat mere IS nOI any… … BARNS. The barn at first sight bears much resemblance to theother more important buildings, as it is often of consider-able size, firmly and substantially built, and strengthen-ed with modern buttresses; but it may readily be distin-guished by the small size of its windows, which could neverhave…
Architecture, Domestic
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