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GENERAL SERVICE AEROPLANE REPAIR SHED * |
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| 1st World War end-opening aeroplane hangar. |
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GENERAL SERVICE AEROPLANE SHED * |
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| 1st World War end-opening aeroplane hangar. |
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AEROPLANE REPAIR SECTION SHED * |
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| A shed used for the maintenance and repair of aircraft. |
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GENERAL SERVICE FLIGHT SHED * |
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| 1st World War end-opening aeroplane hangar. |
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SEAPLANE SHED (TYPE F) * |
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| A military side-opening aircraft hangar originally designed for seaplanes and used RNAS bases from 1916. Steel framed with asbestos or corrugated iron cladding. |
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SEAPLANE SHED (TYPE G) * |
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| A side-opening steel framed shed. A smaller version of the SEAPLANE SHED (TYPE F) they were built from 1916 on RNAS seaplane bases |
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SEAPLANE SHED (TYPE J) * |
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| A steel framed seaplane hangar designed for Royal Navy Air Stations by the admiralty in 1917-1918. |
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DINGHY SHED (2900/43) * |
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| A modified Nissen hut, based on drawing number (2900/43), used for the repair packing and storage of inflatable liferafts. |
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DINGHY SHED (2901/43) * |
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| A temporary brick building, based on drawing number (2901/43), used for the repair, packing and storage of inflatable liferafts. |
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HINAIDI AIRCRAFT SHED * |
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| A semi-permanent ahed designed to Air Ministry specification 1136/27 as a quick and cheap hangar for stations overseas |
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RAILWAY CARRIAGE SHED * |
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| A building used to house railway carriages. |
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TIMBER SEASONING SHED * |
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| A building where timber was allowed to dry and harden, to render it fit for use as a working material. |
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GENERAL SERVICE SHED * |
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| 1st World War end-opening aeroplane hangar. |
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MOTOR TRANSPORT SHED * |
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| A building, on a military airfield or base, in which motor vehicles are housed. |
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AEROPLANE TWIN SHED * |
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| A coupled timber built end-opening First World War aircraft hangar. |
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LEATHER DRYING SHED * |
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| A covered area used for the drying of animal hides. |
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SHEEP SHEARING SHED * |
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| A building in which sheep are sheared. |
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PORTAL FRAMED SHED * |
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| Mass produced iron framed shed usually clad in metal sheeting. |
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BRICK DRYING SHED * |
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| A building in which newly made bricks are laid out to dry. |
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GRASS DRYING SHED * |
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| A modern fodder store on a farm. |
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ONION DRYING SHED * |
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| A building where onions are laid out to dry. |
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RAG GRINDING SHED * |
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| Shed for grinding rags, eg. for use in mungo and shoddy mills. |
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CARBONISING SHED * |
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| Component part of a mungo and shoddy mill, where non-wool fibres from shredded material are destroyed by either soaking rags in an acid solution or rotating them in drums in a hot acidic gas followed by heat. The result is an all-wool product. |
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FABRICATION SHED * |
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| Covered area for making large engineered constructions such as sections of ships or bridges. |
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NORTH LIGHT SHED * |
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| A single storey building designed so that windows incorporated into the saw tooth roof catch the available light. |
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SILK DRYING SHED * |
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| A building in which silk was dried. |
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POWER LOOM SHED * |
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| A building housing a number of power looms. |
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ALLOTMENT SHED * |
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| A slight structure built on an allotment for shelter or storage, or for use as a workshop, by the allotment holder. |
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DRESSING SHED * |
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| A shed, often found at a quarry, in which rough stone is shaped or dressed. |
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SEAPLANE SHED * |
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| An aircraft hangar designed to house seaplanes. |
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SPINNING SHED * |
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| A building associated with a spinning mill in which raw material is mechanically spun into yarn or thread. |
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STEAMING SHED * |
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| A building used specifically for testing the boilers of railway engines, both hydraulically and with live steam. |
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BALLOON SHED * |
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| A building used for fabricating balloon and airship envelopes. |
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BICYCLE SHED * |
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| A shelter for the storage of bicycles. |
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BLENDER SHED * |
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| A building where threads of different qualities and colours are mixed together. |
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COMBING SHED * |
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| A textile building where the process of combing, a preparatory process for long wools, takes place. |
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CROQUET SHED * |
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| A small garden building used to store equipment used in the game of croquet. |
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HOLDING SHED * |
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| A building where merchandise and goods are temporarily stored before or after transportation by rail. |
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MILKING SHED * |
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| A building in which cows are milked. |
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POTTING SHED * |
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| A shed in which delicate plants are reared from seedlings for planting out later. |
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REELING SHED * |
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| A building wherein silk worm cocoons are boiled to release the silk fibres. |
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SHELTER SHED * |
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| An open-sided building known to have been used for sheltering animals other than cattle. |
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TRANSIT SHED * |
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| A type of warehouse, usually one-storeyed. |
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WEAVING SHED * |
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| A textile-weaving factory housing powerlooms; commonly a one-storeyed shed with wide, north-light roof carried on iron columns. |
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ANIMAL SHED * |
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| A building in which animals are housed. For non agricultural use see ANIMAL HOUSE and narrow terms in RECREATIONAL class. |
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ENGINE SHED * |
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| A building used to house railway engines. |
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GARDEN SHED * |
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| A structure in a garden used to house gardening implements, etc. |
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MANURE SHED * |
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| A building used in the preparation of manure. |
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WILLEY SHED * |
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| A building in which wool or cotton were beaten to clean and separate the fibres. |
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GOODS SHED * |
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| A building in which railway wagons can unload local goods. |
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TRAIN SHED * |
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| A canopy or building to cover the platforms in a railway station. |
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WAGON SHED * |
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| A building or structure to house railway wagons. |
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BACK SHED * |
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| A single-storey structure, usually situated against the exterior of a walled garden's south facing wall, used for storage and often accomodation. |
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BAIT SHED * |
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| A shed for storing fishing bait. |
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BOAT SHED * |
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| A light, mostly wooden errected structure serving as workshop for the building, storage, repair and maintenance of boats. |
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CART SHED * |
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| A building used for housing, and protecting from the weather, carts, waggons and farm implements, often open-fronted. |
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COAL SHED * |
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| A building used to store coal. |
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DEER SHED * |
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| A building used to store fodder for deer. |
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SHED MILL * |
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| A single storey mill used in the textile industry. |
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SLIP SHED * |
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| A wooden or metal structure covering a shipbuilding slip way. |
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TRAM SHED * |
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| A building for the housing of trams. |
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WOOD SHED * |
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| A building or room in which wood is stored. |
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SHED * |
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| A slight structure built for shelter or storage, or for use as a workshop, either attached as a lean-to to a permanent building or separate. Use more specific type where known. |
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