Dean, Ruth, 1889-1932 · New York : Moffat, Yard and Co. · leaf 58
own the road carrying its surface along,must be provided for by frequent catch basins and adequate drains.Lawns are apt to be difficult to get and maintain, complicatedoften by the necessity of steep terraces or their costly alternative,retaining walls. The problem of too little water with which… … A TERRACE OF GOOD WIDTH WITHSTEPS TOO OVERGROWN House of Mr. Charles P. Leach, at Ipswich, Massachusetts.Kilham and Hopkins, Architects [31] G The Livable House cheaper, and more reliable, however, than pumps and wells, andraise a point worth a second consideration in the location of oneshouse. It…
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