10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «TRANSOMED»
Discover the use of
transomed in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
transomed and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
1
An Inventory of the Ancient Monuments in Glamorgan
Set in the secondary wall-face are two square-headed windows, each of four
transomed lights, under a hood-mould returned at the ends. But it seems likely
that the E. one of these is a modern reconstruction made in error: almost
completely ...
Royal Commission on the Ancient and Historical Monuments in Wales, 1981
... where is placed the organ, and above which rises a thin square tower, with a
very tall transomed belfry stage, surmounted by a four-gabled roof, from the
intersection of which springs a pinnacle. There is some constructional colour in
bands ...
3
An Inventory of the Ancient Monuments in Caernarvonshire: ...
The main E. elevation (Plate 50) has two-light mullioned and transomed windows
to both storeys, and a three-light mullioned window to the cellar. The E. end wall
of the projecting wing has two four-light mullioned and transomed windows with ...
Royal Commission on the Ancient and Historical Monuments of Wales
4
Maryland: A Guide to the Old Line State
The delicately transomed entrance, approached by a broad flight of stone steps,
is protected by a deep, four-columned portico in whose pediment is a window
draped with scrolls and ribbon swags. Two elliptical engaged fluted columns
frame ...
Writers' Program of the Work Projects Administration in the State of Maryland, 1973
Also of this date various mullioned windows; one inserted in the N wall of the 014
parlour wing, at the N end of the E wall a transomed three-lighter and small two-
lighter (both replicated at the s end in the 019). The w range, greatly extending ...
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Maryland, a Guide to the Old Line State,
The delicately transomed entrance, approached by a broad flight of stone steps,
is protected by a deep, four-columned portico in whose pediment is a window
draped with scrolls and ribbon swags. Two elliptical engaged fluted columns
frame ...
Best Books on, Federal Writers' Project, 1940
7
Greater Medieval Houses of England and Wales, 1300-1500: ...
The abbot's hall, similarly above an undercroft, was a considerably lower building
with transomed windows under square hoods and a low pitched roof (by abbot
Curteys?). There was a chamber with a replacements eleven-light transomed ...
8
Greater Medieval Houses of England and Wales, 1300–1500: ...
The entrance is a single opening, while the two-light transomed window above is
boldly rebated to form a prominent feature. The long vertical slots which received
the beams supporting the drawbridge are another distinctive element of this ...
9
Ministers of Fire: A Novel
hallway. with. its. tall,. transomed. doors. reminded Lindstrom of school—of
sneaking out of it, anyway, in the middle of the day. In the shade of the building's
front porch, Rank paused to remove a pouch of tobacco from his 43 Ministers of
Fire.
Mark Harril Saunders, 2012
10
Oxford: An Architectural Guide
new Schools Jackson rejected the Gothic favoured by the other competitors and,
taking his cue from what he called in his memoirs 'the haunting vision of
Elizabethan and Jacobean work, and especially of those long mullioned and
transomed ...
10 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «TRANSOMED»
Find out what the national and international press are talking about and how the term
transomed is used in the context of the following news items.
Grand Somerset gothic 'castle' goes on the market for same price as …
The two lower stone mullioned and transomed windows on the ground floor were taken from an old house belonging to a church at Chedzoy. It is said that the ... «Western Daily Press, Jun 15»
A look around the delightful Carnegie Library, Herne Hill Road …
... and terracotta, it's a fine example of Edwardian civic architecture, incorporating a classical framework with Tudor style large mullioned, transomed windows. «BrixtonBuzz, Jun 15»
Santa Maria's Bella Vista
The keeping/breakfast area, the living room and the master suite have transomed windows that allow more excellent views of the lakes and No. 3. The heart of ... «The Advocate, Jun 15»
French Country Style in Lakes at Ascension Crossing
Transomed windows line the back wall of the living room, providing views of the covered back porch and fenced back yard. Another huge arched entry leads into ... «The Advocate, May 15»
Tread in the footsteps of DH Lawrence at this amazing Derbyshire …
On the ground floor, the south-facing dining hall is a fascinating room with exposed roof beams, quarry tile floor, two large mullioned and transomed windows ... «Derby Telegraph, Apr 15»
ASTLEY HALL: Conservation work reveals fascinating secrets
... Brooke of Mere in Cheshire and they built the present grand but asymmetrical front range of brick with a pair of vast mullion and transomed bay windows. «Lancashire Telegraph, Jan 15»
Your News: Old grammar school is an important part of town's history
... and suggests that the building's most striking features, the bold mullioned and transomed windows in the gable ends, are Victorian, though this is unlikely, and ... «Bourne Local, Mar 14»
If Things Had Worked Out For Shawnee, Mary Fallin Would Live on …
It also describes the mansion, then listed as 614 N. Park, as neo-classical style with full-height entry porch, ornate, fluted columns with ionic capitals, transomed ... «Tecumseh Countywide News, Jan 14»
Family With Local Ties Featured In 'Better Homes' Magazine
She is backed by an open wooden, transomed door that reveals a tall flight of stairs. The remaining seven pages of the lengthy magazine spread are mostly ... «Greeneville Sun, Oct 13»
Ipswich: New bid to recognise properties identified as being of …
Mullioned and. transomed windows as well. ... Original square headed mullion and transom windows with lights subdivided by glazing bars. Projecting stone ... «Ipswich Star, Sep 13»
