Bibliography (General); Coggs Church (Oxon); St. Margaret's Church (Westminster); Chalfont St. Giles, Church of St. Giles (Bucks); Denham Church (St. Mary, Bucks); West Ham Church (Essex); East Ham (Essex); Chaldon Church, SS. Peter and Paul (Surrey); St. Alban's Abbey (Herts); Waltham Abbey (Essex); Cranbrook Church, S. Dunstan (Kent); Description of London by William Fitz Stephen; Chipping (or High) Barnet Church, S. John Baptist (Herts); South Mimms Church, S. Giles (Middlesex); Kimpton Church (Herts); St. Helen's Church, Bishopsgate (London); Parish Church of St. Mary, Wendover; Ivinghoe Church, S. Mary the Virgin (Bucks); High Easter Church, St. Mary (Essex); Mon. Comm. Essex (Central and S.W.); Royal Commission on Hist. Mons. Essex; Rettendon Church, All Saints (Essex); Fingest Church, S. Bartholomew (Bucks); Raylan Castle (Monmouthshire); Ludlow Collegiate Church of St. Lawrence (Salop); Lincoln Cathedral; N. Newbald Church (E. Yorks); Patrington Church (E. Yorks); Hedon Church, S. Augustine (E. Yorks); Skirlaugh Chapel, S. Augustine (E. Yorks); Swine Church (E. Yorks); Beverley Minster (E. Yorks); Mason's marks from the E. side of the Decorated [reredos?]; St. Mary's Church, Beverley (E. Yorks); Holy Trinity Church, Kingston-upon-Hill (a chapel of ease to [Hessle?] till 1661) (E. Yorks); Ripon Minster Revisited (W. Yorks); Ightham Church, St Peter (Kent); Berkhamsted (Herts); Witham Church (Essex); Colchester (Essex); Copford Church, S. Michael since 1880, Our Lady, 1539 (Essex); St. Stephen's Church, Bristol (Glos); L. F. Salzman, Building in England, down to 1540 (Oxford 1952); Hitchin Church, St. Mary (originally St. Andrew) (Herts); Bradwell-Juxta-Mare, Chapel of St. Peter-ad-Murum (Essex); Masons Marks from York; Brixworth Church (Northamts); Medieval Southampton, excursion by O. G. S. Crawford; Eton College Chapel; R. Willis and J. W. Clark. "An Architectural History of the University of Cambridge and of the Colleges of Cambridge and Eton" (1886); Eton Chapel; Biddenden Church, All Saints; Homington Church (Wilts); Southwell Minster (St. Mary) (Notts); Index.