. Die Victoria Geschichte der Grafschaft von Hertford. Natural History. THERFIELD oberhalb der Nordflügel ist ein kleines Zimmer, ausgestattet als Kapelle, mit Spuren von einem Spitzen Fenster in der Ostwand, die jetzt teilweise blockiert und durch ein Schiebefenster belegt. In der Nordwand sind zwei Isth-Jahrhundert Windows, eins von zwei Leuchten, die anderen ein einziges Licht, sowohl jetzt gesperrt. Die Kapelle ist gesäumt mit Eiche bolection geformte Verkleidung der die Tür zum Nebenzimmer c war Teil des aus dem 17. Jahrhundert exie Panels mit der ursprünglichen Hocke Nebenzimmer gefüllt hat, die in der Kapelle, rechteckigen Block. Projektion von Süden her

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. The Victoria history of the county of Hertford. Natural history. THERFIELD Above the north wing is a small room fitted up as a chapel, with traces of a pointed window in the east wall, now partly blocked and occupied by a sash window. In the north wall are two isth-century windows, one of two lights, the other a single light, both now blocked. The chapel is lined with oak bolection moulded panelling of the the door to the adjoining room c was part of the 17th-century exie panels filled with the original squat adjoining room has that in the chapel, rectangular block. Projecting southwards from the south wing is a one-story building of the same date, 21 ft. by 8ft. Sin., beyond which are brick out- buildings and a brew-house of the 17th century ; in the yard is an old deep well. The principal room on the ground floor, which is now used as a kitchen, and may have been originally so used, has been reduced by a modern lobby at the south end, from which an original doorway with two-centred arch and moulded jambs gives access to the modern building. In the centre of the west wall of the kitchen is a fireplace, 9 ft. wide with straight lintel, now partly blocked; on the opposite wall is a wide round-arched recess, on either side of which is a low doorway with two-centred arch and moulded jambs, opening into the north and south wings respectively. At either end of the original room or kitchen is a four-light window with pointed cjnquefoiled arches under a square head, with moulded label and head stops; the jambs and mullions are moulded, and a heavy mullion divides each pair of lights ; the window at the south end has had one pair of lights cut down to form a doorway. In the north-east angle is the doorway to the turret stair to the upper floor, but the stair itself is gone ; a portion of the circular stairway pro- jects on the outer face of the wall. The north wing, now used as a scullery, had formerly a two-light window in its north wall, but this has been made into a do

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• bookcentury1900
• bookdecade1900
• booksubjectnatural
• bookyear1902