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Your search for "
town
" resulted in the following result(s).
Word or Phrase:
TOWNSHIP BOUNDARY *
Definition:
The limit line of a
township
.
Word or Phrase:
TOWN DEFENCES *
Definition:
Defensive
fortification
s such as
rampart
s,
ditch
es and
stone
wall
s, built to defend a
town
or city.
Word or Phrase:
TOWN QUARTER *
Definition:
A core part of a
town
or city that has or had a particular set of characteristics; for example an area of high status residences or an area where a particular industry/trade was centred.
Word or Phrase:
TOWN CROSS *
Definition:
A
cross
erected within a
town
, usually funded by the inhabitants.
Word or Phrase:
TOWN DITCH *
Definition:
A
ditch
constructed to surround a
town
for defensive purposes.
Word or Phrase:
TOWN HOUSE *
Definition:
A gentry
house
in a
town
or city, either detached or in a
terrace
.
Word or Phrase:
TOWN GATE *
Definition:
A highly defensible
gateway
, usually of
stone
with two or more storeys, built into the defensive
wall
s of a
town
or city.
Word or Phrase:
TOWN HALL *
Definition:
A large
building
used for the transaction of the public business of a
town
, the holding of courts of justice, entertainments and other activities.
Word or Phrase:
TOWN WALL *
Definition:
A fortified
wall
surrounding a
town
or city.
Word or Phrase:
NEW TOWN *
Definition:
A
settlement
carefully planned from its inception and usually constructed in an area which was previously undeveloped. Many
new town
s were developed following the
new town
s Act 1946.
Word or Phrase:
TOWNSHIP *
Definition:
Cluster of
dwelling
s of
medieval
or later date (Scots)
Word or Phrase:
TOWN *
Definition:
An assemblage of public and private
building
s, larger than a
village
and having more complete and independent local government.
* Copyright of English Heritage (1999)
All information © 2013 Warwickshire County Council.