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Items matching arches taken from Old England: A Pictorial Museum (1845) (results page 1)

arches: In architecture, a curved or flat member made up of separate wedge-shaped solids: a means of spanning an opening. This keyword describes an arch-shaped entrance or opening.

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109.—Supposed Saxon Keep, Pevensey.

110.—Sally Port, Pevensey.

142.—Ancient Arch on Road leading into Rome.

211.—Windows from the Palace of Westminster

345.—Castle of Lillebonne

381.—St. Mary’s Chapel, Hastings Cliff Castle.

389.—Ruins of reading Abbey in 1721.

399.—Norwich Castle

415.—Entrance to Warwick Castle.

Interior of the Temple Church.

425.—Interor of Newark Castle

525.—The Crypt, St. Bartholomew’s Church.

Jailer walking into the dark

527.—The Western Entrance, Interior, St. Bartholomew’s church.

567.—Chapel in Canterbury Cathedral.

569.—Staircase in the Conventual Buildings, Canterbury

700.—Byland Abbey, Yorkshire.

703.—Walsingham Abbey, Norfolk.

735.—St. Peter’s, Northampton.

841.—Prudhoe Castle, Northumberland

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