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)
building which now containsthe kitchen, the guard-room, and the windows of the roomover the chapel. The three different periods may then be thus defined, thefourteenth century as the work of the De Broughtons, the fif-teenth of the Wickhams, and the sixteenth of the Fienneses. Seen from the… … OXFORDSHIRE, WOODSTOCK. 267 and with its gables and chimneys, it harmonizes finely withthe trees and water with which it is surrounded. WOODSTOCK, OXFORDSHIRE. There is an old house in the lower part of the townwhich is commonly said to have been part of the palace,but neither its situation nor its…
Architecture, Domestic
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