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)
e the gateway, is a late Perpendi-cular building, of plain character, in good preservation. The Grange, in the parish of Tetbury, (a farm-house,)has the dairy formed of part of the chapel, which is of theDecorated style. The walls have been lowered and thewindow-heads destroyed : the east wall… … GLOUCESTERSHIRE. 259 Beverstone castle, a fortified mansion of the Berkeleys,is now a mere ruin, quadrangular in plan, with a towerat each angle; one of the towers and the chapel only re-main ; it is mounded by a moat. Berkeley castle is of various periods, partly Norman;the exterior is fine, but…
Architecture, Domestic
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