10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «BELLCOTE»
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bellcote in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
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The Archaeology of Churches
All medieval churches needed to have at least one bell, and if there was
notowerto houseit,aturretor bellcote wouldbeerected onthe roof, usually at
thewest end ofthe nave,but sometimes over the chancel arch. Atits simplest, the
bellcote ...
Baptistery: A room or area in a church where baptisms are conducted, often
furnished with a font. Bar tracery: Tracery in the head (or top) of a window. See
window illustration page 19. Bellcote (bell turret), bell tower: A bellcote is a small
tower ...
3
Commerce of Taste: Church Architecture in Canada, 1867-1914
The bellcote silhouette was still popular in 1880 when Amos Bicknell's company
published a compilation book of other architects' designs entitled Specimen Book
of One Hundred Architectural Designs, Showing Plans, Elevations, and Views ...
4
A Guide to the C. S. Lewis Tour in Oxford
The Cockcrow of the Passion is, of course, the significance of having a cock on
the weathervane and I hope that, of course, the whole apparatus will soon be
returned to its rightful place above the crumbling Bellcote tower from which it was
...
5
Traditional Buildings of the English Countryside: An ...
Communities with insufficient funds to finance the cost ofa tower usually opted for
a bellcote (Fig. 50). A single bellcote placed at the intersection of the nave and
the chancel is more correctly described as a sanctus bell, and any tower with a ...
6
An Inventory of the Ancient Monuments in Anglesey
The W. wall is modern, but contains the original reset gabletted bellcote and a
reset doorway (Pl. 40) of the mid 15th century with a two-centred opening in a
square frame with moulded and shafted jambs and a moulded label and
quatrefoils in ...
Royal Commission on the Ancient and Historical Monuments of Wales, 1937
More remarkable is the tower at Freshwater, which began in the 013 as a bellcote
supported by a giant arched structure attached to the w front. In the 015 the
bellcote was removed to make way for the top storey of a tower which
incorporated ...
David Wharton Lloyd, Nikolaus Pevsner, 2006
Small, with apsidal E end and w bellcote. E.E. p. 318 [Shirley.] By the church the
OLD RECTORY, which belonged to Dale Abbey. Inside, what is said to be the
jamb and hoodmould of a €14 window. - HALL. An unpromising exterior conceals
a ...
Elizabeth Williamson, 1978
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Historic English Churches: A Guide to Their Construction, ...
Communities with insufficient funds to finance the cost ofa tower usually opted for
a bellcote. This took the form of an upward projection to the western gable which
had either one or two open spaces for bell fixing to which was attached a rope ...
10
Industrial Buildings: Conservation and Regeneration
The main range, twenty-four bays long and four storeys plus an attic high was
surmounted by a bellcote and spire. The Lower Works consists of four mills,
dominated by the Bell Mill with its fine Italianate bellcote. New uses The Upper
Works ...
10 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «BELLCOTE»
Find out what the national and international press are talking about and how the term
bellcote is used in the context of the following news items.
Church to be restored aftergrant fund share is awarded
... England's Heritage At Risk Register, including St George's which is at risk due to defects to the roofs, parapets, windows, and bellcote. «Portsmouth News, Jun 15»
Refurbished play areas in Shefford
Refurbished play areas at Kingfisher Road, Churchill Way and Bellcote Meadow in Shefford will be re-opened at 11am, 11.30am and 12.30pm ... «Biggleswade Today, May 15»
Church that gave refuge to Charles I and inspired TS Eliot in need of …
The stone frontage, three windows and the bellcote over the doorway all need vital work. “We had to get a five-yearly architect's survey done ... «The Guardian, May 15»
Victorian Society appeal to save Bristol buildings from bulldozers
The site includes an almost intact stone entrance arch, outbuildings and caretaker's house as well as attractive bellcote turrets on the roofs. «Bristol Post, Jun 14»
Falkirk church has played important role in our history
Using the Norman style with nave, chancel and semi-circular apse surmounted by a bellcote at the east end and ceramic Celtic cross at the ... «Falkirk Herald, May 14»
Bernie Aldred and Mark Cuniffe in court following fight at Moldgreen …
Bernie Aldred, 46, of Pateley Crescent in Fartown, and Mark Cuniffe, 31, of Bellcote Drive in Moldgreen were before Kirklees magistrates ... «Huddersfield Examiner, Feb 14»
Churches in Wales receive Heritage Lottery Fund grants
A £144,200 grant will go towards stabilising the church's stone bellcote, re-slating the nave roof and the undertaking of stonework repair. «BBC News, Jan 14»
Frays River Cowley
The timber bellcote, with its lead spire, is supported on enormous posts. The lower, gallery which is used as the organ loft, has 17th panelling ... «Crosswhatfields?, Dec 13»
Church beloved by John Betjeman destroyed by lightning strike
As well as the nave and bellcote, the chancel - an early eighteenth-century addition to the church containing a Queen Anne period reredos, ... «Telegraph.co.uk, Oct 13»
River Gade - Hunton Bridge
On the roof is a triangular bellcote, with a spire and, weathervane. It was replaced by a modern school which is now St Paul's Church of ... «Crosswhatfields?, Oct 13»
