gatehouse

Converse of object

• impose: The best place to start your tour of the abbey is in the imposing gatehouse at the west end of the site.
• build: Now let us build a mighty gatehouse to strike fear into the hearts of our enemies " !
• include: The surviving ruins include a large gatehouse, and the curtain walls.
• have: Gatehouse The four main entrances to the town would each have had a gatehouse.
• pass: After passing the gatehouse TL at the TJ ( 9.3 ) for Cumwhinton.
• restore: The site is now managed by Heritage of Ireland and the recently restored gatehouse now houses an exhibition and visitors center.

Adjective modifier

• twin-towered: They added a new lower bailey, with an impressive twin-towered gatehouse.
• 14th: Working watermill, forge, 14th century gatehouse, beautiful gardens, moat walk, adventure play area, restaurant and gift shop.
• outer: The outer gatehouse was added sometime later in the 14 th century.
• inner: The Museum of Leeds has done much to make the Abbey site an attractive prospect by converting the former Inner Gatehouse into a museum.
• medieval: Fine views over medieval gatehouse across the valley to hills beyond Whitesands Beach.
• magnificent: All that remains of the priory today is the magnificent 16th Century gatehouse.

Modifies a noun

• chapel: The protestant church to the northeast was built on the site of a chapel, thought to have been the old gatehouse chapel.
• tower: Its recently restored gatehouse towers over the River Medway.
• passage: Some castles, such as at Brampton Bryan had twin towers with the gatehouse passage running between them.

Noun used with modifier

• castle: There are fine views of the valley and hills from the castle gatehouse.
• century: The beech avenue a golden hue in Autumn, all framed by a 16th century gatehouse.
• stone: The first building was put up in the early twelfth century and consisted of a simple stone gatehouse with an arch at each end.
• security: Parking Please ask for directions to the Beckwith Building at the security gatehouse.
• abbey: The remains of the abbey gatehouse are on the main road - which gives you an idea of the size of the outer precinct.