Schuyler, Montgomery, 1843-1914 · New York, Harper & Brothers · leaf 133
mpression by dint of mere magnitude,but there is rather more than that in the city and countybuilding. The parts are few and large, but five storiesappearing, the masonry is massive, and the projectingand pedimented porticoes are on an ample scale. Thesethings give the building a certain effect of… … FROM THE CITY AND COUNTY BUILDING.T. \V. Egan and J. R. Mullett. Architects. detail, the extreme meanness and baldness of the attic,in which, for the only time in the building, the openingsseem to be arransfed with some reference to their uses,and in which accordingly they have a painfully…
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