- A
portcullis (from Old
French porte coleice 'sliding gate') is a heavy,
vertically closing gate
typically found in
medieval fortifications. A portcullis...
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Portcullis House (PCH) is an
office building in Westminster, London, England, that was
commissioned in 1992 and
opened in 2001 to
provide offices for 213...
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Portcullis Pursuivant of Arms in
Ordinary is a
junior officer of arms at the
College of Arms in London. The
office is
named after the
Portcullis chained...
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September 2023. "
PORTCULLIS HOUSE PLANNING STATEMENT –
AUGUST 2021" (PDF).
PORTCULLIS HOUSE PLANNING STATEMENT.
Watkin Jones Group. "
PORTCULLIS HOUSE PLANNING...
- quasi-official
emblem of the
Houses of
Parliament is a
crowned portcullis. The
portcullis was
originally the
badge of
various English noble families from...
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Castle Gate or
Castlegate may
refer to: The gate of a
castle (such as a
portcullis) Castlegate,
Aberdeen in Aberdeen,
Scotland Castlegate Quarter in Sheffield...
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manor of
Beaufort ("beautiful stronghold") in Champagne, France. The
Portcullis heraldic badge of the Beauforts, now the
emblem of the
House of Commons...
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tower with the
Ghibelline merlon on two levels, with the
portal and the
portcullis;
above the door a coat of arms
showing the head of a Moor,
crowned with...
- Constable's Tower, a
round tower built between 1375 and 1379
where the
Portcullis Gate now stands. In the
early 15th century,
another English invasion,...
- with the word "loyal". His
emblem was the
Tudor rose and the
Beaufort portcullis. As king, Henry's arms were the same as
those used by his predecessors...
