A lancet window is a tall, narrow window topped by a sharply pointed arch, characteristic of the Early English Gothic, or Lancet, style. Lancet windows may appear singly, in pairs, or grouped together, often emphasizing the verticality of a building. They are typically simple in form and usually lack the elaborate stone tracery found in later Gothic architecture. - AsNotedIn
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| Place | Type | AsNotedIn | Locale | |
| Trinity Episcopal Church |
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Owensboro | ||
| Church of the Messiah |
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Louisville, KY | ||
| Thomas B Hart House |
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Wauwatosa | ||
| St Bridget's Church near Cornwall Bridge | Sharon, CT |
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