2026-04-10T05:22:38+01:0012,437393415https://marinefinds.org.uk/datalabs/terminology/objects/format/jsonhttps://marinefinds.org.uk/datalabs/terminology/objects/format/xmlhttps://marinefinds.org.uk/datalabs/terminology/objects941593711Ventilation TowerN1N3745139011VERANDAYAn open balcony or gallery extending along the outside of a building, providing principal rooms with shade by means of a roof or canopy supported by posts or light columns.546P3746139013VerandahN546N941693712VERDERERS COTTAGEYA forester's cottage.1P11594162964Verderers CourtN1N941793713VERDERERS HALLYA meeting hall of the verderers, who were the officers appointed to maintain the King's forests.1P3553138396VERGE RAFTERYA rafter set outside a gable to carry the roof beyond the wall face.546P11828169974VERGERS COTTAGEYThe residence of a verger, typically a layperson who assists in the ordering of religious services within the Anglican church.1P11170159264VERJUICE PRESSYDevice for extracting juice from apples, usually crab apples, for use in cooking and medicine. Consists of a stone base carved with channels in the upper surface which was used with an upper weight, often secured with a wooden beam wedged into position.1P416568673VERMIN TRAPYA device used to trap or kill animals considered to be pests, eg. rats.1P3554138397VERTICAL STEAM ENGINEYAn engine in which a vertical piston rod supplies energy via a crankshaft directly to the flywheel suspended above the cylinder.546P941893714VERTICAL STEAM ENGINEYAn engine in which a vertical piston rod supplies energy via a crankshaft directly to the flywheel suspended above the cylinder. Extensively used as mine winding engines.1P981894819Vertical Winding EngineN1N199910255297666VERVELYA metal ring which joins the jess to the leash. The owner's name is often on the vervel.128P11352160357Very Heavy Bomber Station Control Tower (294/45)N1N200010255397653VESSELYUse specific form where known.128P2001102554Vessel LidN128N3555138399VestibuleN546N3556138400VESTRYYA room used in a church to store vestments and for the clergy to dress in.546P611071419VESTRYYA room or part of a church where the vestments, vessels and records are kept.1P671987726Vestry HallN1N941993715Veterans ClubN1N942093716VETERINARY HOSPITALYA hospital for the medical or surgical treatment of domestic or wild animals.1P942193717Veterinary InfirmaryN1N942293718Veterinary SurgeryN1N942393719Vets SurgeryN1N435968873VEXILLATION FORTYA military base normally between 20 and 30 acres in size, containing legionary and auxiliary battle units, which served as stores depots and winter quarters during campaigns.1P10963146354VHF FIXER STATIONYA Very High Frequency device to allow aircraft to pinpoint their position as an aid to naviagation. Built as part of the Rotor programme.1P527670284VIADUCTYA bridge, usually resting on a series of arches, carrying roadways or railways over low-lying areas.1P442768942VICARAGEYThe residence of a vicar, parson or rector.1P