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)
manner in which thetwo gable-ends and the roof stand out from the rest of thebuildings, of having been originally the chapel, an arrange-ment probably altered in the time of Elizabeth, when an-other chapel was formed in the centre of the principal front;where the grand staircase is now placed. The… … i * KENT, NURSTED. 281 house, remains on the south side of the house, and otherportions on the east. NURSTED COURT, KENT. Nursted is a small village in Kent, not far distant fromGravesend, and the manor-house, called Nursted court,stands isolated at a short distance from the village. Itwas…
Architecture, Domestic
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