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 76
rom the nails are not strong enough to have been madeby the weather. They are caused simply by the gallic acid of theoak, which acts on the iron. The shape of the bracket under the overhang of this house,as given in Plate VII, is peculiar. It is unlike any we have seenelsewhere, and seems to be a… … E>EEU/» ^iSZ^ II. The Patterson House. What is called the Patterson house stands just cast of a littlestream which runs northward into the Mattabesett river. It faceseastward upon a road which has some appearance of having beenbent around in that direction to accommodate the dwellers in…
Architecture, Domestic · Historic buildings
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