2026-04-09T00:21:38+01:0012,437268415https://marinefinds.org.uk/datalabs/terminology/objects/format/jsonhttps://marinefinds.org.uk/datalabs/terminology/objects/format/xmlhttps://marinefinds.org.uk/datalabs/terminology/objects11242160237PARACHUTE STORE (17865/39)YA distinctive, clerestory-roofed building of five 10ft bays, used for the drying, storage and packing of military parachutes and built to Air Ministry drawing number 17865/39.1P11243160238PARACHUTE STORE (2355/25)YA brick-built building with four windows on the north-facing wall with a pitched roof and with a dormer roof light on both sides, intended for drying, storing and packing parachutes.The 2355/25 was the first design for a purpose-built parachute store.1P11244160239PARACHUTE STORE (3633/35)YA hut 51ft long by 20ft wide used to dry, store and pack parachutes.Similar in design to the 2355/25, but constructed in timber instead of brick.1P11245160240PARACHUTE STORE (6351/37)YA protected parachute store built with permanent brick cavity walls and a roof of reinforced concrete slabs in two heights separated by lantern lights.1P136710191695201PARADE ARMOURYDecorative armour used for parades and display, not for combat.128P438468898PARADE GROUNDYA place where military personnel parade, practice marching, assemble or muster for a march or any other special purpose.1P3221138057PARADISEYAn atrium or open court, surrounded by porticoes, at the west end of a church.546P1203379120PARAFFINYA solid material which is combustible distilled from petroleum.77P3222138058PARALLEL BRACEYA brace, parallel to another, in wall framing or arcading, or in trusses between post and tiebeam; also referred to as a duplicate brace.546P11508162634PARALLEL PLANYA farmstead, often of linear plan, where the working buildings are placed opposite and parallel to the house and attached working buildings with a relatively narrow space between.1P3223138059PARAPETYA barrier, usually in the form of a small wall, set to prevent people falling over the side of a bridge, balcony, roof etc.546P3651138887PARAPET GUTTERYA gutter running behind a parapet wall, the water channelled by it being discharged from holes in the wall.546P136810191796717PARASOLYA light weight umbrella used as a sun shade.128P136910191895388PARCHMENTYAn animal skin prepared as a writing or painting surface.128P137010191995389PARCHMENT PRICKERYAn object used to prick holes on each side of a manuscript page to mark the postion of the horizontal lines.128P10004102668PARCHMENT WORKSYA works used for the production of parchment from animal skin.1P3652138888PARCLOSEYA screen that separates a tomb or a chapel from the main body of a church.546P3224138060PARGETTINGYOrnamental plasterwork applied to the exterior of a building, especially timber-framed houses of the sixteenth and seventeenth centuries..546P137110192097045PARGETTING MOULDYA tool used to produce designs in plaster on the outside of buildings.128P423668747PARISH BOUNDARYYThe limit line of a parish.1P498669982PARISH CHURCHYThe foremost church within a parish.1P423768748PARISH HALLYA hall built for the use of people living within a parish boundary.1P859092855Parish OfficeN1N613371451Parish RoomN1N859192856PARISH SCHOOLYA school serving or supported by a parish. Usually teaching religious as well as conventional education.1P590971121Parish StoneN1N859292857Parish Watch HouseN1N451569032PARKYAn enclosed piece of land, generally large in area, used for hunting, the cultivation of trees, for grazing sheep and cattle or visual enjoyment. Use more specific type where known.1P10626141457PARK HOMEYA prefrabicated home sited in parks where a pitch fee is charged. Although technically mobile they usually only make one journey before being permanently installed.1P640671777Park LodgeN1N