Dwelling for village and country, with general descriptions and detailed estimates (1885)
Reed, Samuel Burrage · New York, Judd · leaf 26
eral dimensions are such thatthirteen foot materials can be used all through in construction. Thecellar is equal in size with the first floor, and its waUs show threefeet above ground. The excavations for the cellar are made to thedepth of two and one-half feet, and the earth raised one foot…
Architecture, Domestic
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