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Curing chambers and domestic corn drying kilns
Somerset longhouses: origins and evidence, parts 1 & 2
Some two unit houses in Somerset
The smoky bacon story: curing chambers & corn kilns in SW England
Regional variations in traditional buildings of Somerset ...
New Street, Mells
King John's Hunting Lodge, Axbridge
Half-hipped roofs in pre-seventeenth century Somerset buildings
The George Inn, Norton St Philip, Somerset
Fitted furniture from the past
Farleigh Hungerford
Dating of the smaller Somerset houses from external appearance
Curing chambers and corn kilns in south-west England
Cruck-roofed buildings in Somerset
Corn drying kilns
Church houses in Somerset
Brick buildings in Somerset
Birdcombe Court, Wraxall
Base crucks in Somerset Part 3
Base crucks in Somerset
Base crucks in Somerset
Bacon curing chambers
Cannington almshouses
Curing chambers and domestic corn drying kilns (1977)
Dating of the smaller Somerset houses from external appearance (1977)
Base crucks in somerset I (1978)
Bacon curing chambers: some recent discoveries (1979)
Base crucks in somerset (II) (1980)
Base crucks in Somerset (III) and allied roof forms (1981)
New Street, Mells (1987)
The building materials of Somerset's vernacular houses (1992)
Vernacular architecture notes 1992 (1993)
Curing chambers and corn kilns in South-west England (1992)