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• Somerton
  It is notable for a carved roof, with lions and a small cider barrel purportedly carved by the monks of [[Muchelney Abbey]].<ref name="IoE">{{NH ...ve, richly decorated tie beams and short king posts. The whole area of the roof is divided into square carved panels set in the framework of the structural
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• Bath
  ...ned with lead. In the 2nd century, the spring was enclosed within a wooden barrel-vaulted building,<ref name="somersettourguide"/> which housed the ''calidar ...niform and beautifully symmetrical, but the rear is a mixture of differing roof heights, juxtapositions and fenestration, as the individual owners built in
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• Sandwich
  ...A narrow road passes between the towers with a semi-circular timber barrel roof over it. A small 2-storeyed 20th century house built on to north side of th
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• Hillingdon
  The barrel roof of the chancel was renovated in 1953 to commemorate the coronation of Queen
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• Ottery St Mary
  The church is noted for its painted roof and early sixteenth-century fan vaulted aisle, the Dorset Aisle, designed a ...d Burning Tar Barrel - geograph.org.uk - 1570973.jpg|right|thumb|300px|Tar Barrel running]]
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• Thornbury, Gloucestershire
  File:thornbury.twochimneys.arp.750pix.jpg|The castle roof. The two brick chimneys were built in 1514 File:thornbury.thebarrel.pub.arp.750pix.jpg|The Barrel public house in St Mary's Shopping Centre
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• Dysart
  ...-built between 1733 and 1734 with an ashlar bell-chamber and a stone ogile roof.<ref name="Walker and Ritchie pp84&ndash;85" /><ref name="Pride p61" >Pride
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• Burghead
  ...well of some considerable antiquity was discovered in 1809 and walls and a roof were later added to help preserve it. ...added, often setting the whole side of the hill alight in the process. The barrel eventually collapses and the blazing embers are scattered all over the hill
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• Letocetum
  ...d some were painted with simple linear decoration. It has been assumed the roof was thatch and was consumed when the building was destroyed by fire. The ro .... It was at least two storeys high and fronted by a colonnade with a tiled roof, probably supported on wooden columns. In the centre of the colonnade, a la
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• Kemeys Commander
  ...h lighted the former rood loft. The beams of the slightly flattened barrel roof and the wall-plate are of some age. The font is octagonal.
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• Edinburgh Castle
  ...and was used as a gunpowder store from the 16th century, when the present roof was built. In 1845, it was "discovered" by the antiquary Daniel Wilson, whi ...r=1913 |pages=lxxv–lxxvi, 367}}</ref> The gun has been defunct since her barrel burst while firing a salute to greet the Duke of Albany, the future King Ja
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• Cynwyl Elfed
  ...icial parish history] </ref> contains 14th century elements and a [[barrel roof]].<ref>{{cite book |last=Davies |first=John |author2=Jenkins, Nigel |title=
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• Auchenharvie Castle
  ...le, which has been ruinous since the 1770s, with indications of the barrel roof vaulting, side tower, ornate sandstone ornamentation, etc. Some very basic
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• Netley Abbey
  ...aisle has plain triple lancets set high in the wall to avoid the cloister roof. The north aisle windows by contrast have richly decorated cusped tracery, ...this runs a long vaulted hall with a central row of pillars supporting the roof. This room was much altered over time and probably served several purposes
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• Peel Castle
  ...</ref> Like the structures throughout the castle grounds, the cathedral's roof is completely missing. An examination by Robert Anderson to determine what A pointed barrel-vaulted crypt exists below the chancel measuring 34 feet by 16 feet by 9 fe
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• Glasgow Airport
  ...lding can be seen more clearly from the rear, with the mock barrel vaulted roof visible when airside.
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• Chastleton House
  ...e, the Long Gallery ceiling has been subject to damage. The neglect of the roof for almost two centuries led to the failing of part of the plaster ceiling
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• Stokesay Castle
  ...y the castle was being used for storing grain and manufacturing, including barrel-making, coining and a smithy.<ref>{{harvnb|Summerson|2012|pp=35, 37}}</ref> ...ceilings and floors are falling, and the rains streams through the opening roof on the damp and mouldering walls".<ref>{{harvnb|Summerson|2012|p=35}}; {{ha
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• West Kilbride
  ...-08-17}}</ref> The castle is a simple rectangular structure with a sloping roof and several large chimneys protruding at each side. In recent years, Law Ca ...a at [[Portencross]] harbour. It is L-shaped and four storeys high, with a barrel-vaulted ceiling.<ref name="portcastle"/> The castle was roofless for many y
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• Carlisle Cathedral
  The choir is roofed by a fine wooden barrel vault dating from the 14th century. In 1856 this was restored and repainted ...the nave in Carlisle Cathedral.jpg|right|thumb|200px|Detail of the chancel roof]]
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