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Timber construction
Mount Ephraim Windmill at Ash, near Canterbury, Kent
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NOTES: This post mill was built in 1735 and originally stood at Ringleton. It was moved approximately half a mile to this site in 1818.
Great Dixter, Northiam: window detail
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NOTES: Lutyens restored and extended the house, built in 1464 by the Etchingham family, in 1910-1914.
Saline Royale, Arc-et-Senans: factory building
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SOURCE: Claude-Nicolas Ledoux. L'architecture consideree sous le rapport de l'art, des moeurs et de la legislation (Paris, 1804), vol. 1, pl. 112
A Polish hut
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SOURCE: John Buonarotti Papworth. Hints on ornamental gardening (London, 1823), pl. 12
St Laurence, Blackmore, Essex: the 'pagoda' style timber belfry
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NOTES: This Norman church was once a small priory of Augustinian canons founded c.1170. The Gothic style timber belfry was added c.1480.
St Mary, Great Canfield, Essex: the lych-gate and Gothic belfry
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NOTES: The nave and chancel are Norman in style while the timber belfry with recessed shingled spire is 15th century.