Halsted, Byron David, 1852-1918, Powell, E. C. (Edwin C.) · New York : Orange Judd Co. · leaf 363
shown inFigure 33Y. In such cases, the facing, or front, of thecellar may be built np with planks, logs or stones, ascircumstances determine. In Figure 338 a facing of stoneis shown. This is a large cellar provided with a widedoor; it has also a window on each side. Two tightfences, of stakes and… … Fig. 338—STONE FACING OF HILLSIDE CELLAR convenient, a knoll or other dry place should be selected,and the soil removed over a space a trifle larger than theground plan of the house, and to the depth of two feet ormore, provided there is no danger that the bottom willbe wet. In the construction of…
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