2026-04-09T19:14:10+01:0012,437262415https://marinefinds.org.uk/datalabs/terminology/objects/format/jsonhttps://marinefinds.org.uk/datalabs/terminology/objects/format/xmlhttps://marinefinds.org.uk/datalabs/terminology/objects1332101881Organ PipeN128N1333101882OrganettoN128N12434142908ORGANIC MATERIALYMaterial derived from living things. Use more specific term where known.128P12435148289Organic SedimentN128P3202138038ORIEL WINDOWYA bay window, supported by corbelling, cills or brackets, projecting from an upper storey of a building.546P855692820ORIENTAL INSTITUTEYA building used by an organization or society to promote the study of oriental languages and history through lectures, research, etc.1P988699562Oriental Orthodox ChurchN1N855792821Oriental Strangers HomeNA historic term for temporary accommodation offered to foreign sailors employed by British shipping companies but destitute while awaiting their next ship. The 'Strangers' Home for Asiatics, Africans and South Sea Islanders' opened in London in 1857.1N855892822OrillonN1N2324100415Orion Class BattleshipN143N11201159310ORLIT HUTYA prefabricated structure of reinforced concrete posts and beams with infillings of pre stressed concrete planks and felted slabs. Initially used for military barracks in WWII and later for civilian housing. Manufactured by the Orlit Company.1P9969100216ORLIT POSTYA small prefabricated, reinforced concrete structure manufactured by Messrs Orlit Ltd for the Royal Observer Corps. The first were ordered in 1951, most were redundant by 1955, a few remained in use in eastern England until 1965.1P11669164114ORNAMENTAL BATHYAn ornamental garden feature, sometimes with an associated bath house.1P855992823ORNAMENTAL BRIDGEYA bridge built to enhance or compliment the surrounding landscape. Mainly found on estates or in parkland and usually 18th and 19th century.1P451069027ORNAMENTAL CANALYAn artificial stretch of water, usually rectangular in shape, used decoratively, particularly in formal gardens, eg. Long Water, Hampton Court. Occasionally used to supply water to cascades.1P11176159270ORNAMENTAL CLEARINGYAn area of land, usually planted with creeping plants and turf, laid out in a woodland landscape to produce the natural effect of a clearing.1P10624141448ORNAMENTAL CLOCKYA functioning clock designed to serve also as an ornamental feature or sculpture.1P856092824Ornamental DairyN1N449969016ORNAMENTAL FOUNTAINYAn often highly elaborate water fountain, usually found in parks, gardens or urban spaces.1P657482827ORNAMENTAL GARDENYA decorative garden, often landscaped, laid out with intricate flower beds and hedges, and often containing ornate sculptures, fountains and garden ornaments.1P451169028ORNAMENTAL LAKEYAn artificial lake, often made by damming a stream. A common feature of landscape parks.1P451269029ORNAMENTAL PONDYA small artificial pond of water often found in parks and gardens, for decorative purposes.1P451369030Ornamental TerraceN1N12367141503ORNAMENTSYAny unspecified items without utility or function and prized for personal or domestic decorative value. Examples might be unspecified metal objects from the Bronze Age or Victorian Staffordshire china dogs.77P856192825Orphan AsylumN1N856292826Orphan HousesN1N856392827ORPHAN SCHOOLYA school for parentless children.1P421068719ORPHANAGEYA public institution for the care and protection of children without parents.1P856492828Orphanage ChapelNUse both terms.1N856592829Orphanage SchoolN1N