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Your search for "
wood
" resulted in the following result(s).
Word or Phrase:
WOOD WORKERS WORKSHOP *
Definition:
A
workshop
in which products are made using
wood
and timber.
Word or Phrase:
WOOD PROCESSING SITE *
Definition:
Includes processing and manufacturing of all forms of
wood
.
Word or Phrase:
WOOD CHEMICAL WORKS *
Definition:
A
factory
or
works
used for the production of turpentine,
wood
alcohol and similar chemicals by the distillation of pulped
wood
.
Word or Phrase:
WOOD PRODUCT SITE *
Definition:
Manufacture and use of
wood
side products, ie. unprocessed
wood
rather than processed timber.
Word or Phrase:
MANAGED WOODLAND *
Definition:
An area of cultivated,
managed woodland
producing
wood
which is used for a variety of purposes.
Word or Phrase:
WOOD DRYING KILN *
Definition:
A
kiln
used for the drying of
wood
.
Word or Phrase:
WOODWORKING SITE *
Definition:
A
site
where unprocessed
wood
is used to manufacture goods.
Word or Phrase:
WOODLAND GARDEN *
Definition:
A
garden
created within woodland where imported species such as camellias, magnolias and rhododendrons are grown.
Word or Phrase:
WOODWORKERS HUT *
Definition:
A
hut
used by a person who makes items from
wood
. Often found in a
wood
land setting.
Word or Phrase:
WOODEN ROAD *
Definition:
A
road
surface made out of wooden blocks or planks. It was much used in English cities before 1940, but the cost of wooden blocks eventually made it uneconomical.
Word or Phrase:
WOOD BANK *
Definition:
An earthen bank indicating the limit of a
wood
or
coppice
Word or Phrase:
WOOD SHED *
Definition:
A
building
or room in which
wood
is stored.
Word or Phrase:
WOOD *
Definition:
A tract of land with trees, sometimes acting as a
boundary
or
barrier
, usually smaller and less wild than a
forest
.
* Copyright of English Heritage (1999)
All information © 2013 Warwickshire County Council.