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)
o wings of this house have been more or lessaltered, one more than the other, being now used as the ° These windows have heen restored its use; this hall belongs to the build-in the woodcut annexed. ings of the monastery, converted to its p There is a low side window in the present purpose after… … Low side Window 274 DOMESTIC ARCHITECTURE: FOURTEENTH CENTURY. dwelling house; the south wing is more perfect, and in thisis the solar, which was probably about 35 feet by 17, andthe original open timber roof, which still extends the wholelength of this wing, though part of it has been ceiled,…
Architecture, Domestic
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