The American house-carpenter; a treatise on the art of building, and the strength of materials (1867)
Hatfield, R. G. (Robert Griffith), 1815-1879 · New York, J. Wiley · leaf 127
ssing-rooms, 6 by 7i feet. 6, 6, are closets.y,y, are wardrobes. ^, ^, are cupboards. i^^^. 136 is the Third Story. ^, ^, are chambers, 15 by 19 feet.J, 5, are bed-rooms, Y5 by 13 feet. .c, c, are closets. e?, is a linen closet, 5 by 7 feet.6, ^, are dressing-closets.f^f^ are wardrobes.^, ^, are… … Fig. 137.Fourth Story. AKCniTECTURE. 115 Fig. 13S is the Section of the House sho^A•ing the heights ofthe several stories. Fig. 139 is the Front Elevation. The size of the house is 25 feet front by 55 feet deep ; thisis about the average depth, although some are extended to 60and 65 feet in depth.…
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