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)
lan was occasionally adopted in the fourteenth century.It usually happens, however, that the hall of houses duringthis century has in more recent days been subdivided bymodern floors and partitions, and the external featuresalone remain, as at ISTorborough, Northamptonshire, andmany other places.… … WINDOW IN THE HALL, MEASE, SOMERSETSHIRE. THE HALL WINDOWS. 37 mullion, and generally have a transom also; at first sightthey are so much like church or chapel windows as to beoften mistaken for them; but they may readily be dis-tinguished by the recess in the sill with a seat on each side,the…
Architecture, Domestic
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