An architectural monograph on the seventeenth century Connecticut house (1919)
Eberlein, Harold Donaldson, Whitehead, Russell F. (Russell Fenimore), 1884-1954 · [St. Paul, White Pine Bureau] · leaf 5
ine of junction between the princi-pal mass and the lean-to^ (as frequently in theearlier type where the lean-to was a subsequentaddition), with a slightly gentler slope thencedownward; a buxom stone or brick chimneystack rising from the centre of the roof line, thetop of the stack capped with one… … THE PHILO BISHOP HOUSE, GUILFORD, CONNECTICUT.Built circa [665. independent and somewhat later addition; inthe latter it was commonly incorporated in theoriginal plan and erected as an integral portionof the body of the structure. Both types were approximately the same inthe contour of their…
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