-
defences would sometimes incorporate gatehouses such as
Monnow Bridge in Monmouth. York has four
important gatehouses,
known as "Bars", in its city walls...
-
gatehouse is a type of
building that
stands at the
gateway to a town,
country estate, park, castle, or
other fortification of importance.
Gatehouse or...
-
Capitol design. The
gatehouses stood at the base of
Capitol Hill on the west side at a
carriage entrance to the grounds. The
gatehouses were
removed from...
-
became more
common after the 12th century, when they were
built into
gatehouses or
mural towers. Some
castles had
larger provision for prisoners, such...
- (in
which case it is more
accurately called a
pumping station). Many
gatehouses are
strictly utilitarian, but
especially in the
nineteenth century, some...
-
study Comings and goings:
Gatehouses and
Lodges published in ****ociation with
English Heritage,
notes that
while gatehouses have
their origins in defensive...
-
Gatehouse of
Fleet (Scots:
Gatehoose o
Fleet Scottish Gaelic:
Taigh an Rathaid) is a town, half in the
civil parish of Girthon, and half in the parish...
-
having introduced concentric castle defences to
Britain and for its
large gatehouses.
Gilbert began work on the
castle in 1268
following his
occupation of...
- The
three Oak
Ridge gatehouses, also
known as "checking stations", "guard houses", or "guard shacks", are
security checkpoints in Oak Ridge, Tennessee...
-
bridge without the
gatehouses. A
second phase of
construction from
April 2016 to
April 2018
resulted in the
completion of
gatehouses. The
second floors...
