-
Hamstone is a honey-coloured
building stone from Ham Hill, Somerset, England. It is a well-cemented
medium to co****
grained limestone characterised by...
-
Hamstone House is a
large detached house on the St George's Hill
estate in the
English county of Surrey. The
house stands in 8
acres of
grounds that are...
- England, "
Hamstone House (1030101)",
National Heritage List for England,
retrieved 16
March 2019
Historic England, "Lodges and
garage to
Hamstone House (1286843)"...
- Somerset, England. The hill has
given its name to the
distinctive quarried hamstone and also to two
nearby villages: Stoke-sub-Hamdon and
Norton Sub Hamdon...
-
often as a
cladding rather than a
structural material.
Further south,
Hamstone is the
colloquial name
given to
stone from Ham Hill,
which is also widely...
- hotel. In the
medieval period the
River Parrett was used to
transport Hamstone from the
quarry at Ham Hill.
Bridgwater was part of the Port of Bristol...
-
death of his
sister and
fever at the rectory. St Andrew's is
built of
Hamstone with
interior dressings of Bath and
Doulting stone. It is made up of a...
- stop in the
Georgian period. The
Manor Farmhouse in
Henley was
built from
hamstone in the
early 17th century, but
possibly incorporates medieval fragments...
- Bridge". Lind used elm wood from the old
bridge for the
dining room
floor of
Hamstone House, his
house that he
commissioned and
built in 1938 at St George's...
- by the
Bishop of Bath and
Wells on 24 July 1890. St Mary's is
built of
Hamstone with
Welsh slate on the roofs. It is made up of a nave,
north and south...
