2026-04-09T19:13:50+01:0012,437270415https://marinefinds.org.uk/datalabs/terminology/objects/format/jsonhttps://marinefinds.org.uk/datalabs/terminology/objects/format/xmlhttps://marinefinds.org.uk/datalabs/terminology/objects12345118633PATENT FUELYA mixture of coals that have been formed into briquettes or blocks. This fuel took its name from the fact that it was under patent in the late nineteenth century.77P859992864Patent OfficeN1N3232138068PATERAYA flat oval or circular ornamental feature decorated in relief, often with flutes or floral motifs.546P3605138840PaternosterN546N591171123PATHYA way made for pedestrians, especially one merely made by walking (often not specially constructed).1P860092865PATHOLOGY DEPARTMENTYA hospital department where research and treatment into the causes and nature of diseases or abnormal bodily conditions is carried out.1P860192866PATIENTS VILLAYA detached block within a hospital complex used as sleeping accommodation for patients.1P860292867PATIOYA small paved area attached to a building.1P2329100420PATROL BOATYA small warship engaged in patrolling coastal waters.143P2330100421PATROL SUBMARINEYDiesel engined submarine designed for long ocean voyages in search of enemy shipping.143P11182159287PATTE D'OIEYA garden featrue where several allees radiate from a single point (usually the house). French for 'Goose Foot'1P137510192496578PATTENYAn overshoe with a thick sole or set on an iron ring to raise the wearer's foot out of the mud and so protect normal shoes.128P137610192597401PATTERNYAn example from which another object is made.128P625071594PATTERN SHOPYWorkshop for the manufacture of master parts from working drawings which are then used as patterns for mass manufacture.1P10869143953PATTINSON REFINERYYA long building with a louvred roof in which silver is refined using the Pattinson Process, which had been developed in the 1830s.1P860392868Pauper Lunatic AsylumN1N860492869PAUPER SCHOOLYA school for the teaching of poor children, often the recipients of Poor Law relief.1P530270316PAVEMENTYA path or road for pedestrians, laid or beaten in with stones or other materials.1P11090152384PAVEMENT LIGHTSYA frame containing glass tiles or bricks set into a pavement to allow the lighting of basement areas.1P3233138069PAVILIONYA section of a building distinguished from the rest either architecturally or as a separate structure joined to the main building, often intended for entertainment, specialised functions or ornamental purposes.546P451969036PAVILIONYA light, sometimes ornamental structure in a garden, park or place of recreation, used for entertainment or shelter. Use specific type where known.1P3234138070PAVILION PLANYA plan form in which pavilions lead off from a spiral corridor.546P11202159324PAVILION SCHOOLYA school design consisting of single-storey buildings with classrooms entered from a verandah.1P860592870PAVILION WARD BLOCKYDetached block comprising one or more storeys of wards.1P3921141264PAVILION WARD BLOCKYA pavilion ward in a workhouse, used to accommodate inmates546P1203479121PAVING STONESYFlat stones used to create flat surfaces, e.g. pavements.77P860692871Pawn ShopN1N860792872PAWNSHOPYA pawnbrokers shop or place of business.1P137710192695990PAXYA tablet with a handle fitted to the back of it.128P642171794PAY OFFICEYAn office for the payment of wages, especially in industrial or commercial complexes.1P