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roundhouse in Wiktionary, the free dictionary.
Roundhouse may
refer to:
Roundhouse (dwelling), a
house with
circular walls Atlantic roundhouse, a type...
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tenants of the house.
Roundhouses were a
common form of
architecture in some
Native American Tribes.
Traditional roundhouses were
often used for ceremonies...
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roundhouses include shop
facilities internally or in
adjoining buildings.
Since the
great dieselisation era of the 1940s and 1950s, many
roundhouses have...
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opposed to
using commercially sourced lumber from a sawmill). Like many
roundhouses around the world, it uses a
reciprocal frame, in this case, hand-cut...
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certified roundhouses in
Scotland and Britain. A
United Kingdom-based
archaeology group today estimates that
there are over 4000
roundhouses. The oldest...
- The
Roundhouse is a
performing arts and
concert venue at the
Grade II*
listed former railway engine shed in
Chalk Farm, London, England. The
building was...
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special part of our rail
heritage to
Roundhouse Park today…" (Tweet) – via Twitter. "
Roundhouses in the
Toronto Area".
Toronto Railway Historical...
- A
roundhouse kick (also
known as
round kick or
turning kick) is a kick in
which the
practitioner lifts the knee
while turning the
supporting foot and body...
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roundhouses (two side-by-side) Châtenoy-le-Royal
roundhouses (two side-by-side) Clermont-Ferrand
roundhouse Colmar roundhouse Damelevieres roundhouse...
- Drinkstone,
Suffolk c.1830.
Other mills were
built with a
roundhouse from new.
Single storey roundhouses had two
doors directly opposite each
other to give safe...
