Early Connecticut houses; an historical and architectural study (1900)
Isham, Norman Morrison, 1864-1943, Brown, Albert F. (Albert Frederic), b. 1862 · Providence, R.I. : The Preston and Rounds company · leaf 186
e sec-ond story, and the way in whichthat hearth is supported.This turning of all the flues into one was probably the mostcommon fashion of chimney building. It certainly was the cheap-est. Whether it was always used or not, it is difficult to say. Wethink that separate flues may be found in stone… … ^EaiCM THBO Cm/l/lEY. Figure 86—The Cady House. EARI.V CONXECTICIT HOUSES. 160 III. The Kinsman House. This house, abandoned and fast going to ruin, stands north ofthe New England railroad track, near V^ersaiiJes station, about sixmiles from Norwich on the road from Canterbury to Versailles.It was…
Architecture, Domestic · Historic buildings
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