Halsted, Byron David, 1852-1918, Powell, E. C. (Edwin C.) · New York : Orange Judd Co. · leaf 252
sides of the cribs are slatted A BIG WESTERX CORN HOUSE 233 perpendicularly; the g:able ends are close-boarded. Eachcrib-gable has a door, and sliding doors upon rollers closethe cartway at each end. There is a floored loft over thewhole, lighted by doors in the ends, which is usedfor storing grain… … Fig. 231—ANOTHER WESTERN CORN HOUSE walnut. The posts at one end are ten feet long; at theother, a little over twelve, on account of the slope of theground. The cribs will each hold 6080 bushels of corn. CEMENT FLOORS NOT SUITABLE In building a corn crib first get good stone for founda-tion, and if…
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