2026-04-06T05:04:49+01:0012,43749415https://marinefinds.org.uk/datalabs/terminology/objects/format/jsonhttps://marinefinds.org.uk/datalabs/terminology/objects/format/xmlhttps://marinefinds.org.uk/datalabs/terminology/objects707091236Book MakersN1N208100750Book MountN128N606271365BOOKING OFFICEYAn establishment where tickets/reservations for events, journeys or entrance to a site can be purchased.1P1215283133BOOKSYDocuments written on sheets of paper or similar, collected together and bound between protective covers.77P637271733BookshopN1N10129118873BOOMYA barrier, usually of wood or chain, stretched across the entrance to a harbour, port or anchorage, to control entry and/or limit the effect of the weather on the wave action.1P10140119074Boom DefenceN1N2179100284BOOM DEFENCE VESSELYA vessel for maintaining the buoys, hawsers and netting of a boom defence.143P707191237BOOM TOWERYA tower at the mouth of the harbour to defend the end of the harbour boom.1P20910075196566BOOTYType of footwear which covers a minimum of the foot and ankle.128P707291238Boot And Shoe FactoryN1N3902140406BOOT SCRAPERYA device, usually cast iron and often decorative in design, placed upon, embedded in or built into a doostep facilitating the removal of mud, dirt, manure etc. from footwear before entering a building.546P707391239BOOT SCRAPERYA small metal bar for the cleaning of dirty footwear before entering a house, etc.1P21010075296573BOOT STUDYA metal reinforcer worn on the sole or heel of a boot.128P707491240BORDERYA strip of ground forming a fringe to a garden. Use more specific type where known.1P21110075396485BORERYA flint tool for piercing holes.128P969894124BORING MILLYA building containing a machine tool for boring out large cylindrical holes in items such as steam engine cylinders, pump barrels, etc.1P707591241Borough HallN1N707691242Borough LibraryN1N552770592Borough StoneN1N707791243BORSTALYAn institution for the imprisonment and training of 16-21 year olds first established officially in 1908. Replaced by Youth Custody Centres in 1982.1P707891245BOSQUETYAn ornamental grove, thicket or shrubbery pierced by walks.1P2645137469BOSSYA carved, convex block, often richly decorated, at the intersections of vault-ribs, beam-junctions or terminations of mouldings.546P707991246BOTANIC GARDENYA garden designed to provide living material for the study of botany and horticulture.1P708091247Botanic GardensN1N708191248Botanical GardensN1N708291249Botanical HouseN1N708391250BothieN1N440968924BOTHYYSmall building in which labourers, such as miners and tin workers. They are also associated with gardens where they provide on-site accommodation for gardeners and estate workers.1P11660164002BotontinusN1N