- The
Jacobethan (/ˌdʒækəˈbiːθən/ jak-ə-BEE-thən)
architectural style, also
known as
Jacobean Revival, is the
mixed national Renaissance revival style that...
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Revival architecture that
eliminated some of the more
complex aspects of
Jacobethan in
favour of more
domestic styles of "Merrie England",
which were cosier...
- (15 km)
north of Andover, Hampshire. The 19th-century
renovation is in a
Jacobethan and
Italianate style produced by
architect Charles Barry. It is the country...
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harmonise these additions with Humbert's
house by
following the
original Jacobethan style, and by
using matching brickwork and
Ketton stone. The
house was...
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Castle in
Tudorbethan style (link says it's
actually Jacobethan)
Harlaxton Manor in
Jacobethan style Canford manor following the
medieval style and incorporating...
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Elizabethan styles with
Baroque decoration,
makes it
unique among England's
Jacobethan houses.
Harlaxton is a
Grade I
listed building on the
National Heritage...
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while other revived styles such as Neoclassical, Baroque,
Palazzo style,
Jacobethan,
Romanesque and many
others were
likely to be
treated more freely. Eclecticist...
- been
variously described as
Scottish Baronial Revival,
Tudor Revival and
Jacobethan.
Other examples in the east
include the late 19th
century Church of the...
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considerable expense to have the
interiors redecorated in a more
sympathetic Jacobethan style. The
house was
insured in 1857 for £10,000 (£1.2 million today);...
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Mercer County Jail at 309 S
College Avenue is the only
example of the
Jacobethan style in the District. The jail was
built in 1909. The
Farmers National...
