Radford's Combined House and Barn Plan Book (1908)
Radford Architectural Company · leaf 225
for junk orburned up. Such conditions are more no-ticeable in the smaller places. But pridein keeping up ones property is just as val-uable and just as necessary in a village asin the city. Perhaps liverymen and black-smiths are a little more careless in this re-spect than any other class of… … y^LOO/? PL/7A/ O^ SSI/TIL JL/Z^/T/^Y tradeinthe ■ well as others. From erymen and blacksmiths all over the general observation it would seem thai a country. STABLE—A This stable is of frame construction,built on concrete foundation and has con-crete iloor throughout the entire groundfloor area. The…
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