Dwelling for village and country, with general descriptions and detailed estimates (1885)
Reed, Samuel Burrage · New York, Judd · leaf 108
through the main building, with aback door opening from the rear veranda. An arch crosses the hallmidway. The front portion has double shding doors at either side,opening to the parlor and sitting-room ; so that as occasion may re-quire, the thi-ee front divisions may be used as one apartment.… … SIDE TO RIGHT. quently, is in full view from the parlor when these doors are opened.The dining room adjoins the sitting room, through sliding dooi-s.and is made especially cheerful by five ^%-indows forming a bay ofone entu-e end. The library is back of the parlor in a quiet corner.It is entered…
Architecture, Domestic
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