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Retrieved 2008-01-16. Look up
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Doorways around the
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Fanlight ****" is a song
written in 1935 by
George Formby,
Harry Gifford and Fred E. Cliffe, and
recorded by
Formby in May that year.
Another notable...
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Fanlight was an
unincorporated community in
Wetzel County, West Virginia,
United States. Its post
office no
longer exists. U.S.
Geological Survey Geographic...
- in
South Africa were
designed with
versions of Cape
Dutch gables, with
fanlights,
mullioned windows, and br**** escutcheons, to
differing degrees of cost...
- well-kept, but from my desk I
could look out of my
window through the
fanlight of Gatti's Music-Hall entrance,
across the street,
almost on to its stage...
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Broken pediments Symmetrical facades Double hung
windows and
shutters Fanlights and
sidelights Cyril M. Harris's
American Architecture: An Illustrated...
- architecture, the
sunburst is
often used in
window designs,
including fanlights and rose windows, as well as in
decorative motifs. The
sunburst motif...
- dictionary.
Sunburst is a
graphic design term for the
pattern seen in
fanlights and
other architectural elements.
Sunburst may also
refer to: Sunburst...
- from an oval. A
lunette window is
commonly called a half-moon window, or
fanlight when bars
separating its
panes fan out radially. If a door is set within...
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Federal homes had
features such as
narrow sidelights with an
embracing fanlight around the doorway,
giant porticoes,
gable or flat roofs, and projecting...
