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A steeply gabled roof was built over this central dais and covers the front end of the posterior hallway.
Unfortunately, several ancient market towns, with their fine old centres, corn halls, market crosses, and lovely gabled merchants' houses tend to be lost in a sea of modern developments.
Applied pilasters and sidelights frame the main entrance, and a projecting gabled entrance pavilion with half-timbering and wooden consoles.
The exterior has exposed log studs and shiplap siding; the gabled roof is wood shingled.
The roof is shingled and eatures gabled dormers.
The aisles have shallow lean-to roofs; the chapels are gabled.
The cist measures 4ft m by; the gabled capstone measures 5.4 ft by convert.
While the house footprint and floor plan may be quite similar, the gabled cottage has a very different feel.
One bell is held in a gabled wooden chamber.
Later this was replaced by a high mansard roof with gabled extensions.
The transepts have gabled buttresses surmounted by pinnacles; there is an entrance in the south transept.
Both sections are topped by shallow pitched gabled roofs shingled in asphalt.
Its steeply pitched gabled roof is shingled in asphalt, pierced by a central brick chimney and finials and cross-gabled in the west (rear) elevation.
The gabled roof, originally terra cotta, was later replaced by copper shingles.
The steeply pitched gabled roof is shingled in slate.
