East End

The second group of six are from the east end.

He took me to the east end of the island.

The building was added to on the east end in 1955.

Building of the church started in 1893-94, but at this time the east end was not built.

Only the east end of the street is open to all traffic.

He went up the stairs and turned left, toward the east end of the building.

Inside the church is a gallery at the east end.

The east end of the current church is the oldest.

For a long time the public entrance was at the east end.

The library is on the third floor, at the east end of the building.

And the altar had to be on the east end of the church.

It can be found at the far east end of the platform.

The east end and south side were rebuilt in 1680.

The 1820 east end addition was not affected by the fire.

The floor at the east end of the church is in black and white marble.

This is the East end seen from near the crossing.

The window in the east end of the chapel is similar.

At the east end of the hall is the dining room.

The larger Federal style addition was made on the east end.

It was evidently taken from the east end of the house looking west.

In the south aisle the window at the east end is of about 1300.

In 1964, two new classrooms were added to the east end of the building.

It still has three of its original windows, two at the east end and one on the south side.

At the east end stand the remains of the chapel.

At some time the east end of the church was shortened.