hood mould

hoodmold

(Architecture) another name for dripstone²

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Leaving aside the fact that the Chancellor no doubt sees himself more in the Robin Hood mould - taking from the rich, giving to the poor - it will be interesting to study the other characters.

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Heathlands dates from the early 1800's and has splendid architecture with mellow brick elevations featuring lovely stonework including mullioned windows, hood moulds and castellated bays.

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