crenellated

The church has a crenellated 3-stage tower from about 1500.

To the left I could see the tall crenellated keep that was now a museum.

The building was originally two stories tall with a crenellated top.

A crenellated stone tower is located on the north corner.

The stone hummed away and hit just below the top of the crenellated wall.

He climbed to the crenellated battlement wall and turned to face them.

The entire station area was extensively protected in 1864-66 by crenellated walls.

At each end of the crenellated curtain wall was a rectangular tower.

"See those three crenellated towers in the center and the old carved coats of arms over the door?"

Then, all at once, electric lights came on, illuminating the crenellated walls.

Connected to the main building, there is a stable block that has its own crenellated tower.

Walk round the crenellated walls that surround the historic centre.

There is a crenellated tower on the main facade.

The building remained unchanged from 1879 to 1895, when an imposing crenellated tower was added.

And under the oak, Japanese lady-slippers have opened their crenellated leaves.

The only window with a view, in the reception room, overlooked the courtyard but was not high enough to see over the crenellated walls.

On top of the tower is a crenellated parapet.

A royal licence to build a crenellated wall around the site was obtained in 1339.

A tower has a crenellated turret at the top.

The structure's low crenellated walls and squat towers were visible from certain places a long way below.

From the window he could see the motor barge tied up under the shelter of the crenellated wall.

Most of these were in a crenellated gothic style and many remain in use to this day.

However, in the West the rook is almost universally represented as a crenellated turret.

Originally it had three crenellated gates and seven towers.

The door at the top led out onto a flat roof, which was surrounded by a crenellated parapet.