Dwelling for village and country, with general descriptions and detailed estimates (1885)
Reed, Samuel Burrage · New York, Judd · leaf 54
tastes, and family, aids in dctennin-ing the character of their wants far better than any mere verbaldescription of them. Add to these the principal facts as to the site;n|X)n which building is intended, its dimensions, whether high orlow, facilities for water and drainage, points of compass,… … SIDE TO RIGHT. mation we find no difficulty in preparing suitable and appropriatedesigns that shall meet all requirements. The front elevation here shown is intended to face the roadway ;the water or opposite front is not shown. The character of the exte-rior finish is uniform throughout. There are…
Architecture, Domestic
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