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)
emaining, which belong tothe time of Edward n., the licence to crenellate it beingin the nineteenth of that reign. Of the abbeys of Build was, Wenlock, and Hales-Owen,there are some remains, more or less important, but nonethat belong to the Domestic buildings of the fourteenthcentury. The massive… … SHROPSHIRE. HEREFORDSHIRE. 307 buildings of Lilleshull abbey, now incorporated in a farm-house, may belong to this period. The refectory and some other parts of Haughmondabbey remain in a tolerably perfect state, and are fineDecorated work. The side windows are very elegant, oftwo lights,…
Architecture, Domestic
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