| Town House - 02.14.05 |
| submitter: | Vogon3 |
| location: | London Putney |
| A good example of a bricked up window to avoid daylight tax |
| category: | Seen Worse |
| comments: | 6 |
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| wim commented on 12.21.10 | | I did, same idea as over here, except we had it already 16th century |
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| wim commented on 12.20.10 | | thank you my friend |
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| Smart Set commented on 12.20.10 | | It's complicated. Just google window tax and see wiki. |
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| wim commented on 12.20.10 | | SS? |
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| wim commented on 12.19.10 | | SS, can you explain? It existed in my part of the country, before it was Belgium, when it was a prince-bisshop(dom) of Liège, houses were taxed on the surface of windows, hence people developped a style ( Mosan or Maaslandse) with small compartments in eacht window |
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| Wetspot commented on 03.01.05 | | But a flagrant disregard for the old washer tax |
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