2026-04-08T09:14:41+01:0012,437259415https://marinefinds.org.uk/datalabs/terminology/objects/format/jsonhttps://marinefinds.org.uk/datalabs/terminology/objects/format/xmlhttps://marinefinds.org.uk/datalabs/terminology/objects852792790Old Aged Pensioners ClubN1N852892791Old Peoples AsylumNA historic term for a charitable institution caring for destitute, older people.1N614271461Old Peoples HomeN1N1202279107OLIVE OILYOil produced from the pulp of olives.77P12419160135OLIVESYFruit native to the countries bordering the Mediterranean Sea.77P1227586350OLIVINE SANDYSand consisting of a mineral common in igneous rocks.77P11127159200OLYMPIC VLLAGEYResidential area built to house athletes and their coaches at the Olympic Games. The buildings are generally reused as public housing after the contest.1P852992792Omnibus DepotN1N853092793Omnibus StationN1N853192794ONION DRYING SHEDYA building where onions are laid out to dry.1P1202379108ONIONSYThe plant, Allium cepa, whose bulb is used, usually for culinary purposes.77P853292795OPEN AIR SCHOOLYAn early to mid 20th century school designed to effect maximum ventilation and sunlight for its pupils.1P10637141898Open Air Swimming PoolN1N3958141897Open Air Swimming PoolN546N853392796OPEN AIR THEATREYAn outdoor theatre for the staging of dramatic productions.1P982295045OPEN AIR WARD BLOCKYA hospital ward block, completely open on the south side apart from a low railing and sun blind. It was thought beneficial for the recovery of wounded soldiers as well as those with diseases of the chest.1P987099544OPEN BRETHREN MEETING HOUSEYA place of meeting and worship for Open Brethren, a non exclusive fundamentalist puritan sect which was created when the Brethren split in 1847.1P853492797Open Cast Coal WorkingsN1N853592798Open Cast Copper WorkingsN1N853692799Open Cast Iron WorkingsN1N853792800OPEN CAST MINEYAn excavation open to the sky, caused by the extraction of coal, stone or similar. Use with product type where known.1P853892801Open Cast Tin WorkingsN1N853992802Open Cast WorkingsN1N11608162978Open ConduitN1N413168639OPEN FIELDYAn area of arable land with common rights after harvest or while fallow. Usually without internal divisions (hedges, walls or fences).1P3193138028OPEN HALLYA hall, or main living-room in a medieval house, open to the roof.546P854092803OPEN HALL HOUSEYA house consisting of a single storey hall with two storey domestic ranges attached to either one or both ends.1P3194138029OPEN HEARTHYA hearth, normally placed clear of the walls, without a chimney stack or hood above.546P854192804OPEN HEARTH FURNACEYA form of blast furnace. Steel is smelted in an open hearth while the waste gases are used to preheat the air blast.1P3649138885OPEN PEDIMENTYA pediment with a gap at its apex, sometimes filled with an urn or other decorative feature.546P