G
- Gallery, [7], [10], [50];
- long, [49], [50], [138–140], [142], [145], [152], [202], [203], [204], [210], [241];
- minstrels’, [26]
- Gardens, [49], [179–182], [184], [185], [239], [241], [242], [255]
- Garden design, [184], [185]
- Garden, orange, [185];
- sunk, [185], [239];
- walled, [179–182]
- Garde-robe, [7], [18], [42], [68], [75], [80], [86];
- pit, [21];
- tower, [58]
- Gascelyn Family, builders of Sheldons, [154]
- Gatehouse, [3], [35], [36], [37], [46], [75], [81], [84–86], [90], [94], [131], [139]
- Gate Piers, [155], [255], [258]
- Gates, iron, [241], [251], [255], [256], [258]
- Gayhurst, [179], [268];
- gables, [179];
- parapet, [179];
- porch, [268];
- roof, [179]
- George I., [237]
- George II., [255]
- Georgian Houses, [108], [223], [266]
- Gibbons, Grinling, [262]
- Gibbs, James, [229], [231], [234], [278]
- Glastonbury, Abbot’s kitchen, [60], [61–63];
- the Hall, staircase, [295], [298];
- street front at, [105]
- Godalming, doorway, [272]
- Grate, Fire, [111], [280], [282]
- Great Chalfield, oriel, [104]
- Great Chamber, [82], [142], [145], [152], [210]
- Great Queen Street, street front, [218]
H
- Haddon Hall, [44], [47–53], [70];
- chapel, [49];
- chimney-stack, [51];
- dining-room, [51];
- Eagle Tower, [47], [51];
- gallery, [50], [51];
- gallery, long, [49], [50];
- hall, [41], [50], [51], [70];
- kitchen, [47], [50];
- windows, [47], [50], [51]
- Half-Timber Work, [36], [38], [97], [151], [171–175], [218]
- Hall, dominance of, [24], [45], [137], [141];
- loss of importance of, [142], [152];
- altered treatment, [143], [149–151];
- becomes a vestibule, [151], [210];
- Spenser’s description of, [139]
- Hall of fourteenth-century manor house, [45–60];
- of Norman keep, [7], [8];
- of thirteenth century, [24–27], [31–34]
- Halton Castle, [22]
- Hampton Court, [138], [154], [191], [203], [239];
- character of plan, [138];
- long gallery, [203];
- tapestry, [191]
- Handrail, [81], [124], [201], [293], [295]
- Hardwick Hall, staircase, [199], [200]
- Harrietsham, doorway, [95], [98]
- Harrison, William, [186]
- Hastings, Sir William, [67], [86];
- heraldic maunch of, [86]
- Hatfield House, [166], [179], [201];
- dog-gate, [201]
- Hatton, Sir Christopher, [154]
- Hatton Garden, house in, chimney-piece, [278]
- Hawksmoor, Nicholas, [234]
- Heath Hall, [176], [179], [185];
- garden flight of steps, [185]
- Hengrave Hall, character of plan, [137]
- Henry II., [4], [17], [33]
- Henry III., [42], [55];
- influence on architecture of, [42], [43]
- Henry VI., [241]
- Henry VII., [106], [130], [134], [136], [187];
- domestic work in reign of, [130], [134];
- tomb of, [136]
- Henry VII.’s Chapel, [222], [223]
- Henry VIII. and the Renaissance, [126], [136], [137];
- domestic architecture under, [128–140];
- chimneys, [164];
- panelling, [187]
- “Henry VIII.’s Lodgings” at Kenilworth, [60]
- Heraldry in Decoration, [43], [80], [86], [194], [195–198], [201], [204], [272]
- Hereford, Butcher’s Guild, hall of, chimney-piece, [198]
- Herringstone, ceiling, [192], [193]
- Hipped Roof—See under “[Roof]”
- Holdenby, extent of, [154]
- “Hollingshed’s Chronicles,” [186]
- Horham Hall, [128], [130];
- fireplace, [130];
- hall, [128], [130];
- windows, [128]
- Horn, as material for glazing, [42], [98]
- Hurstmonceux Castle, [85]
- Houghton Conquest, [215]
I
- Ightham Mote, roof, [116], [118]
- Ironwork, [241], [242], [255], [258];
- gates, [241], [255], [256], [258];
- railings, [242], [255], [256], [258];
- staircase balustrades, [301]
- Italian Influence in England, [67], [127], [128], [132–138], [160–166], [187], [196], [206–208], [235–238]
J
- James I., [95], [194], [208], [210]
- John, King, [49], [55]
- John of Gaunt, [44], [55]
- Jones, Inigo, [205], [207], [221], [229–232], [234], [237];
- banqueting hall, [210], [222];
- works attributed to, [215], [216], [261];
- Stoke Bruerne, [225]
K
- Keep, its origin, [3];
- relation to castle, [3];
- described, [4–6];
- late survival of, [20], [23], [35];
- compared with fortified manor house, [20], [24];
- fireplaces in, [106];
- roofs or ceilings, [114]
- Keep, at Castle Hedingham, [7–13];
- at Kenilworth, [53], [60];
- at Longthorpe, [35], [114];
- at Peak Castle, [17–20];
- at Stokesay Castle, [35], [40], [41];
- at Tattershall, [21], [79–81];
- at Warkworth, [23], [81]
- Kenilworth Castle, [5], [44], [53–60], [185];
- fireplaces, [58];
- hall, [55], [58];
- keep, [53], [60];
- kitchen, [56], [58];
- undercroft, [55];
- windows, [58]
- Kent, William, [229], [231], [235], [278]
- King’s Lynn, house at, chimney-piece, [198]
- Kip, views by, [145], [147], [157], [182], [184]
- Kirby Hall, [152], [154], [163]
- Kirby Muxloe, [67], [84–86];
- gatehouse, [86];
- hall, [86]
- Kirtling Hall, [131], [132]
- Kitchen, importance of, [60];
- Abbot’s, at Durham, [60];
- Abbot’s, at Glastonbury, [60], [61–63];
- at Burleigh House, [60], [65];
- at Colleges of Oxford and Cambridge, [65], [66];
- at Haddon Hall, [47], [50], [65];
- at Kenilworth Castle, [56], [58];
- at Oakham Castle, [31], [32];
- at Raby Castle, [60];
- at South Wingfield, [61], [65], [73], [74];
- at Stokesay Castle, [38];
- at Warkworth Castle, [82], [83]
- Knocker, [97]
- Knole, [154]
- Knyff, views by, [182], [184]