Church architecture. Illustrated with thirty-five lithographic plates, from original designs (1871)
Holly, Henry Hudson, 1834-1892 · Hartford, Conn., M. H. Mallory and Company · leaf 240
e strength whenexposed to transverse strains, to overcomewhich it requires to be thoroughly bankedup on either side. Concrete is made of gravel, sand, andlime, mixed together with water; theslacking of the lime taking place whilein contact with the first-named materials.The proportion of lime and… … I>€CT^5rp«CVlV€C Vl^W. ,<Af PHOTO-UThOSRAPHiC CO. N.y OSBORfiCS PROCESS / CHURCH ARCHITECTURE. 287 the quality of the lime used. The stonesought to be of various sizes, aucl angu-lar, rather than round. Lime concrete,however, is of but little use in wet sit-uations, for which it would be…
Church architecture
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