A dictionary of architecture and building; biographical, historical and descriptive (1901)
Sturgis, Russell, 1836-1909 · New York, Macmillan · leaf 157
nlimestones for general stnu:tural jmrposes. — G. P. M. BED PLACE, The space, when permanent,reserved for a bed, including all its fittings.The term standing bed place is often appliedto a bunk on shiplioard. In old houses, espe-cially in the rural ilistricts of Germany, of Scot-land, and of otlier… … i^.^.^ Bed Pla.es: Permanent; in Rich Peasants House, Modern France. •wood, and, in the better houses, made somewhatdecorati\e. BEDROOM. A sleeping room : a chamberdesigned to accommodate one or more bcd.s andthe necessary accompanying furniture. The beilroom of antiquity is not fully under-stood,…
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