A half century of Boston's building. The construction of buildings, the enactment of building laws and ordinances, sanitary laws, the ancient and modern building, building statistics, Boston's valuation, a chapter of Boston's big fire, fire losses, public lands account, prominent architects, contractors and builders, building materials and their source of supply inspection of buildings, the building and plumbing associations (1895)
Damrell, Charles S. (Charles Stanhope) · Boston, L. P. Hager · leaf 92
wo or three kinds of clay. The red sandstone of the lower story, and out ofwhich many of the decorations are carved, was quarried at Longmeadow. The building is fivestories in height above the basement. From the sidewalk to the top of the balustrade aroundthe roof it is 92 feet high. Its greatest… … > O^ti o vDO 0 olO fo 0 lO ,fo 0]0 ,<;j CARL S. NIELSON. Tclvpliope 604 H&yrrj&rKet. CARL S. NIELSON & CO.Re2^1 E^tZite^ A\ortg^ges, ^pd Ip^ur^pcc. ROOMS, 82 and 8-, ALBION BUILDING, Corner Tremont and Beacon Streets. Boston. 84 A HALF CENTURV OK BOSTOns BUILDtNli. great entrance…
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