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Architectural styles for country houses: the characteristics and merits of various types of architecture as set forth by enthusiastic advocates (1912)

Saylor, Henry H. (Henry Hodgman), b. 1880 · New York, McBride, Nast & Company · leaf 146

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e end the shape of astingy piece of pie, after the builders had run it up highenough to include the second story they covered over theintermediate spaces with as flat a roof as possible. THE DUTCH COLONIAL HOUSE 91 The wide overhangs, besides giving more space in thesecond floor, had another valid… … Second floor plan, the home of St. G. Barber, Englewood, N. J.Ajinar Emburj, II, architect cheaply and with a maximum of effect. Yet while stonefor the ends and plaster for the front and rear was theusual method of construction, it was by no means the onlyone. Any or all of the materials above…

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