2026-04-08T04:31:06+01:0012,437230415https://marinefinds.org.uk/datalabs/terminology/objects/format/jsonhttps://marinefinds.org.uk/datalabs/terminology/objects/format/xmlhttps://marinefinds.org.uk/datalabs/terminology/objects983197254MANAGED WOODLANDYAn area of cultivated, managed woodland producing wood which is used for a variety of purposes.1P829192535Management CollegeN1N623671579MANAGERS HOUSEYA purpose-built dwelling for the manager of a factory, works, textile mill, etc, often found within the complex itself.1P829292536Manciples HouseN1N119510174395492MANDOLINYA stringed instrument with a very rounded body.128P829392537ManegeN1N1223584373MANGANESEYA hard metallic element used in steels and magnetic alloys. Compounds containing manganese are used in glass-making and other industrial processes.77P10867143951MANGANESE MILLYAn mill in which manganese was ground to a powder between two horizontal millstones.1P473569266MANGANESE MINEYA place where manganese ore is extracted. Use with other ores extracted and MINE where relevant.1P1221884170MANGANESE OREYAn ore containing a high proportion of manganese.77P3140137973MANHATTAN ENGINEYA twin cylinder compound steam engine introduced in the 1870's which combined a horizontal and vertical configuration in the same machine.546P11162159254MANHOLEYA vertical shaft, usually with an internal ladder, allowing access to a sewer or underground counduit for inspection and maintenance.1P10687142051MANHOLE COVERYAn iron cover for a manhole1P119610174497122MANICURE IMPLEMENTNAn item used as part of a manicure.128P119710174596175MANICURE SETYAn associated group of manicure implements.128P829492538Manometer TowerN1N414068648MANORYAn area of land consisting of the lord's demesne and of lands from whose holders he may exact certain fees, etc.1P643071805MANOR FARMYA farm on the estate of a manor.1P443268948MANOR HOUSEYThe principal house of a manor or village.1P829592539Manor House ChapelN1N10436140261MANORIAL BOUNDARYYThe limit line of an area pertaining to a medieval manor.1P829692540MANORIAL CHAPELYA chapel situated within the demesnes of a manor. Can be a separate building or an integral part of a manor house.1P829792541Manorial Court HouseNUse both terms.1N11528162654MANORIAL FARMYA medieval high status farmstead, acting as the centre of the estate, directly controlled by the lord and used for the benefit of his household and dependents.1P587371067Manorial SiteN1N3141137974MANSARD ROOFYA curb-roof with curved or steeply pitched lower slopes and a hipped or pitched roof above. Named after the French Classical architect F. Mansart.546P442068935MANSEYA non-conformist minister's house.1P423068740MANSIOYA type of Roman lodging house, frequently sited near the town gate.1P565270756MansionN1N829892542MANSION FLATSYA type of late 19th century tenement block for tenants of a higher social status - usually reflected in the more ornate facades.1P