2026-04-09T14:15:39+01:0012,437331415https://marinefinds.org.uk/datalabs/terminology/objects/format/jsonhttps://marinefinds.org.uk/datalabs/terminology/objects/format/xmlhttps://marinefinds.org.uk/datalabs/terminology/objects612971443SERVICE WINGYA building or wing of a large house in which the servants would live and carry out some of their duties.1P3389138226SERVICE WINGYA wing of a house used specifically for the storage of household materials and victuals.546P631671669Servicemens ClubN1N900493286SERVICES CLUBYA place where current and former members of the armed services meet for social and recreational activities.1P900593287SERVICES HOMEYA residential establishment for retired armed servicemen and women.1P963494002SERVITE FRIARYYA friary of the Order of the Friar servants of the Blessed Virgin Mary or Servites. The Servite Fathers came to England in 1864.1P967694084SERVITE NUNNERYYA nunnery of nuns belonging to the Order of the Servants of the Blessed Virgin Mary or Servites.1P10268135317SESSIONS HOUSEYA building housing court rooms and associated offices and cells, in which the Quarter Sessions were held.1P167510222695338SET SQUAREYRight angled triangular plate for determining, measuring or setting out set angles.128P3390138227SETBACK BUTTRESSYA buttress that is set slightly away from a corner. Usually one of a pair.546P10168121273Sett StoneN1N900693288SettleNUse as an external architectural feature only.1N446168977SETTLEMENTYA small concentration of dwellings.1P484969384SETTLING PITYPit for the depostion of ore sediment from waste water collected from ore washing.1P485069385SETTLING TANKYA large tank where particles suspended in water, or other liquids, are allowed to sink to the bottom forming a sediment.1P992999658SEVENTH DAY ADVENTISTS CHAPELYA place of worship for members of the Seventh Day Adventists Church. This was formed in 1843 by followers believing in the imminent second coming of Christ.1P900793290Seventh Day Adventists ChurchN1N1224284509SEWAGEYWaste matter, usually liquid in form, consisting of the contents of sewers and cesspits.77P2368100451SEWAGE DUMPING VESSELYA vessel equipped with sealed tanks for transporting sewage and dumping it in deep water.143P598571241SEWAGE FARMYA farm on which liquid sewage was regularly used for irrigation as a means of sewage disposal.1P629271644SEWAGE PUMPING STATIONYA building used to pump sewage from the sewers to the filter beds of a sewage works.1P900893291Sewage Treatment WorksN1N543170458SEWAGE WORKSYA group of buildings in which local sewage is filtered and purified in large rectangular or circular tanks.1P543270459SEWERYA large drain or conduit for carrying away wastes.1P900993292Sewer Commissioners OfficeN1N10373140117SEWER INSPECTION CHAMBERYA chamber attached to the sewer of a building to facilitate the removal of any blockage.1P598671243Sewer VentN1N10828143500SEWER VENTILATION PIPEYA tall, hollow pipe, usually cast-iron, resembling a lamp-post. Used to ventilate sewer systems.1P12432170004SEWING MACHINESYMachines for mechanical sewing, as opposed to sewing by hand. Victoriran and early 20th century examples are usually constructed of metal and operated by a hand wheel or treadle. Later examples may be electrically operated and/or have a plastic shell.77P3391138228SEXFOIL PLANYA decorative pattern, as used in tracery or a Gothic arch, featuring six lobes, or foils, separated by cusps.546P