Contained within this book is a detailed treatise on some of the more exquisite and noteworthy architecture of England, with a particular focus on old cottages, farm houses, and many other forms of half-timber buildings in Shropshire, Herefordshire, and Cheshire. Complete with detailed descriptions and wonderful illustrations, this text will be of much interest to anyone with an interest in old English architecture. It will be particularly valuable to students with an interest in comparing such architecture to that of other areas of England. The chapters of this book include: Bewdley, Bridgenorth, Bromfield, Clevedon, Graven Arms, Cressage, Dodmore Farm, Ludford House, Ludlow, Much Wenlock, Pitchford Hall, Shrewsbury, Stokesay Castle, Worfield, Cholstrey, Eardisland, Eardisley, Fenhampton, Heredford, Leominster, Luntley, etcetera. This text was originally published in 1904.