- A
tower house is a
particular type of
stone structure,
built for
defensive purposes as well as habitation.
Tower houses began to
appear in the
Middle Ages...
- The
Towerhouse of
Mendoza (Basque Country, Spain).
Built in the
thirteenth century as a
residence of the
House of Mendoza....
-
launched 20
times and
rescued 33 people. In
addition to the O'Kennedy
towerhouse (ruined),
structures listed as
being protected by
Tipperary County Council...
-
Tresses (Spiranthes spiralis)
grows in the lawn
outside the main house.
Towerhouse Wood (ST475719) is a site of semi-natural
ancient woodland about 1 km...
- late 16th
century in Ayrshire;
Dalhousie Castle built as a 15th-century
towerhouse near
Dalkeith in the
Lothian region;
Dunnottar Castle a
partially ruined...
- 84280°N 5.80080°W / 54.84280; -5.80080
Olderfleet Castle is a four-storey
towerhouse, the
remains of
which stand on
Curran Point to the
south of
Larne Harbour...
-
McGrath (eds.)(1997),
Corrupt Elections.
Ballot Rigging in Australia,
Towerhouse Publications, Kensington, NSW
Donatella della Porta, and
Alberto Vannucci...
- 1913 on
Commercial Road and
closed in the 1980s. The
Borders Textile Towerhouse is a
local museum focusing on the
history of
textiles in
Hawick and the...
-
lands in
Aberdeenshire (Scotland) on
which he
starts the
building of a
towerhouse, that will
later be
known as
Muchalls Castle. May 11 – Anne of Bohemia...
- work of the
University of
Arkansas Community Design Center. The
Keenan TowerHouse, in Fayetteville, Arkansas, was
featured on the
cover of the February...