Monmouthshire Houses: Medieval houses

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National Museum of Wales, 1951 - Architecture, Domestic

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Contents

GENERAL INTRODUCTION
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THE CRUCKTRUSSED WOODEN HOUSE
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Bibliographic information

TitleMonmouthshire Houses: Medieval houses
Part 1 of Monmouthshire Houses: A Study of Building Techniques and Smaller House-plans in the Fifteenth to Seventeenth Centuries, Sir Cyril Fox
AuthorsSir Cyril Fox, Baron Raglan (FitzRoy Richard Somerset)
ContributorWelsh Folk Museum
PublisherNational Museum of Wales, 1951
Original fromIndiana University
DigitizedJul 8, 2009
  
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