Some account of domestic architecture in England, from Richard II to Henry VIII (1859)
Parker, John Henry, 1806-1884 · Oxford London, J. H. and J. Parker · leaf 174
towards the cloyster, every win-dowe servinge for one chambre, by rea-sonne the partition betwixt every cham-ber was close wainseotted, one from an- other, and in every of their windowes adeske to supporte there bookes for therestuddie. In the west syde of the saiddorter was the like chambers, and… … DORMITORY, LATER HARNEY, ESSEX. W. Tnopeny, del. O. Jewitt, sc. THE CHAMBERS AND OFFICES. 99 bels in the upper part of the walls of several halls inScotland have been already mentioned as rather indi-cating a floor than a gallery, and this upper room wasprobably appropriated to the purpose of a…
Architecture, Domestic
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