Twenty-two of the churches of Essex architecturally described and illustrated (1856)
Buckler, George · London, Bell and Daldy · leaf 187
the posts. The plates or timbers that receive therafters, are laid over the arches, and for greater security, theyalso are pinned to the posts; a mode of construction that evendecay at the foundations has been unable to disunite. The roof is covered with tiles, and terminates with a gable N 176… … EAST SIDE OF PORCH- though modern and weather-boarded, it imparts great characterto the building. The Chancel is eighteen feet two inches in length, and six-teen feet three in breadth. There are two old tie-beams acrossthe Apse; the one embattled, the other plain. The roof, up tothe apex, has been…
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