WINDOWS 9 to 11
Window 9 at the base of the tower has no stops and the edges are crisp
showing it to be Victorian.
Window 10 is a Victorian replacement with no stops. The design is as
window 13.
Window 11 The heads of window 11 and door 5 are the most difficult to assign to being original or Victorian. However, the block of stone that fits into the wall of heads on windows 11 and door 5 is in all cases larger than the head and irregular in dimensions, not rectangular as usual for Victorian replacement heads. Though much weathered the features fit the Victorian style but the large and unsymmetrical nature of the stone fitting into the wall suggests original.
The edges on the left head are crisp suggesting a
Victorian carving, but the large and unsymmetrical nature of the stone
fitting into the wall suggests original.
Door 5 on the north wall.
The right-hand head is weathered but the features fit the Victorian
style. The stone fitting into the wall is approaching twice the size of
the head.