ABC/95 - Open timber roofs of the Middle Ages illustrated by perspective and working drawings of some of the best varieties of church roofs

ABC/95

Open timber roofs of the Middle Ages illustrated by perspective and working drawings of some of the best varieties of church roofs

1 volume

An analysis of Open Timber Church Roof structures of the Middle Ages, with detailed drawings showing structure, technical details, ornaments and construction material, to scale. Some buildings included are: Aldenham Church, Herts; Bacton Church, Suffolk; Bramford Church, Suffolk; Brinton Church, Norfolk; Capel St. Mary's Church, Suffolk; Cirencester Church, Gloucestershire; Freslingfield Church, Suffolk; Haslingfield Church; Cambridgeshire; Heckington Church, Lincolnshire; Ixworth Church, Suffolk; Knapton Church, Norfolk; Leicester, St. Martin's Church, Leicestershire; Leicester, St. Mary's, Leicestershire; Long Stanton Church, Cambridgeshire; Lympenhoe Church, Norfolk; Mattishall Church, Norfolk; Morton Church, Lincolnshire; North Waltsham Church, Norfolk; Norwhich, St. Andrew's Church, Norfolk; Norwich, St. Stephens Church, Norfolk; Outwell Church, Norfolk; Palgrave Church, Suffolk; Pulham, St. MaryMagdalen Church, Norfolk; Pulham, St. Mary The Virgin Church, Norfolk; Solihul Church, Warwickshire; Starston Church, Norfolk; Stowe Bardolph Church, Norfolk; Swardestone Church, Norfolk; Trunch Church, Norfolk; Tunstead; Church, Norfolk; Walsingham Church, Norfolk; Wellingborough Church, Northamptonshire; Welnetham Church, Suffolk; Wimbotsham Church, Norfolk; Wymondham Church, Norfolk.

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