segmental arch

The bridge is built of stone, has three segmental arches, and was completed in 1856.

The windows in the ground floor have segmental arches.

The street and buildings sit above three segmental arches of equal span.

On each side of the porch are three-light windows under a segmental arch.

The start of the ladder is via a segmental arch built with granite blocks.

In the 1960s, the area around the doorway's segmental arch was covered with a layer of plaster.

In the center is the main entrance, recessed in another segmental arch.

It is accessed from the tower through a segmental arch with a single chamfered order.

The principal entrance, a segmental arch, is reached by a stone bridge of three spans.

All doors and windows on this elevation are topped by brick segmental arches.

The bridge is constructed as "two segmental arches on a slightly skewed plan".

At the fourth story the rounded windows are topped with banded segmental arches.

The windows contain segmental arches and cast iron hood molds.

The two windows at the top of the recessed bays have stone segmental arches.

The windows are topped with a segmental arch formed of corbelled bricks.

Most of them, except for those under the original first floor porches and in the kitchen building, feature round or segmental arches.

The door has a segmental arch with transom.

The doorway is under a segmental arch which is topped by a gable.

Most notable are the Late Norman doorways, which have segmental arches.

The courtroom also features articulated segmental arches over large windows separated by pilasters.

The classical segmental arch over the main entrance became a simpler Spanish bell gable.

A single narrow window with a round segmental arch in brick sits in the center of both side faces.

The latter is now blocked, and has a crude stone lintel with the remains of a segmental arch above.

These arches are flanked by a further nine segmental arches on both sides.

Storefront is unaltered, and window lintels are stone segmental arches.