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Country-cottages and week-end homes (1912)

Elder-Duncan, J. H. (John Hudson), b. 1877 · London, New York, Cassell · leaf 115

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GROUND FLOOR PLAN. FIRST FLOOR PLAN. COTTAGE AT BEESTON, NOTTS. A. W. BREWILL and BASIL f. BAIIY, Architects. Built of red sand bricks, with upper part rough-casted, and roofed with green slates. Woodwork painted white,and casement windows with leaded lights. Cost, £850. See p. 82. 105 … COTTAGE IN THE GLOUCESTERSHIRE COTSWOLD DISTRICT.EUNEST aiMSON. Architect. Built of rubble stone, quarried on site ; walls 2 feet thick, and rough-casted. Roof of straw thatch,14 inches thick. Cost on application to the Architect. See p. 87. 106

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