2026-04-09T21:28:26+01:0012,437367415https://marinefinds.org.uk/datalabs/terminology/objects/format/jsonhttps://marinefinds.org.uk/datalabs/terminology/objects/format/xmlhttps://marinefinds.org.uk/datalabs/terminology/objects922293510TEAZLE DRYING HOUSEYA building used to dry teazle heads in. Teazles were used to raise the nap on cloth in teazle shops.1P622171557TEAZLE SHOPYA building in which the fibres of new woollen cloth were raised by brushing with teazle heads.1P632271675TECHNICAL COLLEGEYA college where the applied sciences and the mechanical arts are taught.1P922393511TECHNICAL SCHOOLYA school where the applied sciences and the mechanical arts are taught.1P11791167328TECHNICAL SITEYThe area of a military base where engineering and maintenance functions are grouped.1P922493512TECHNOLOGY INSTITUTEYA building used by an organization or society instituted to promote technology through lectures, research, etc.1P922593513Teetotal Public HouseN1N188010243296125TEGULAYA flat tile with raised or flanged edges, used with imbrex for roofing.128P3488138327TelamoneN546N922693514TELECOMMUNICATION BUILDINGYA building housing electrical or electronic equipment used for communicating over long distances. Use specific type where known.1P679088698TELECOMMUNICATION STRUCTURENStructures associated with telecommunications.1P922793515TELEGRAPH OFFICEYThe main office of a telegraph company containing rows of tables set with Morse sounders, keys, relays and pigeon holes from where MORSE coded messages were transmitted and received and telegrams dispatched.1P922893516TELEGRAPH POLEYA tall wooden pole used to support telegraph wires.1P418068689TELEGRAPH STATIONYOne in a chain of stations with semaphore shutters and telescopes which could relay messages according to a planned code. Used from the 1790s by the British Admiralty to speed up communications from London to the ports of Deal, Portsmouth and Plymouth.1P922993517Telegraph TowerN1N923093518Telephone BoothN1N418168690TELEPHONE BOXYA freestanding public call box, containing a telephone and usually operated by inserting coins.1P418268691TELEPHONE EXCHANGEYAn office or central station of a local telephone system where the various lines are brought to a central switchboard and communication between subscribers is achieved.1P923193519Telephone KioskN1N923293520Telephone PoleN1N923393521TELEPHONE REPEATER STATIONYA building, similar in style to a telephone exchange but smaller. They were used to compensate for the inadequacies of 1920's and 30's equipment over long distances, by repeating the signal every 200 miles.1P10606141166TELEPHONE WORKSYA place where telephones and their components are manufactured1P923493522TELESCOPE (CELESTIAL)YAn optical instrument for making distant objects appear nearer and larger, usually found at an observatory, through which astronomical or meteorological phenomena may be observed.1P923593523TELESCOPE (TERRESTRIAL)YAn optical instrument for making distant objects appear nearer and larger, often found on the promenade or pleasure pier at a seaside resort or at a site of scenic beauty.1P625671601Telescope BuildingNUse both terms.1N625571599TELESCOPE DOMEYA dome shaped structure, with an aperture open to the sky, used to house a telescope.1P12423160446TELESCOPESYOptical and/or navigational instruments with powerful lenses for observing remote objects or used in astronomy.77P10197122520TELESCOPIC BRIDGEYA bridge in which one leaf may be retracted in a horizontal plane, passing on rollers over or under the adjacent fixed leaf.1P923693524Television MastN1N975394326Television Repeater StationN1N