The American cottage builder : a series of designs, plans, and specifications, from $200 to $20,000, for homes for the people ; together with warming, ventilation, drainage, painting and landscape gardening (1876)
Bullock, John · Philadelphia : Henry Carey Baird & Co., Industrial Publishers, 810 Walnut Street · leaf 44
Log-cabins are often made to assume the appearance offrame houses, by fastening perpendicular strips on the logsoutside and nailing on clap-boards, and the inside may beplastered or lath and plastered. Such a cabin was theresidence of President Harrison, at North Bend, Ohio. THK AMERICAN COTTAGE… … CHAPTER IV. PRAIRIE COTTAGE. This design is for a cottage of unburnt brick, and ispeculiarly adapted to settlers on the prairies in the West-ern States. 10 I n I i I I M I 8ft 20 30 AO 16 ft k^ ^/i- 29 ft PLAN. The above is the ground plan. Tlie dotted lines showin what direction the building…
Architecture, Domestic
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