Harrison, Elizabeth, 1849-1927 · St. Louis, Mo., Chicago, Ill., Sigma publishing company · leaf 174
158 thk kinde:rgarti;n building gii^ts. the brick or stone church (see Fig. 34), with its tall bell tower from which those who live at a distance may hear the voice calling them to a common place of worship, where all men are supposed to be recog- nized as brothers with one Father over all ; from… … Nos. 37-38. Showing still larger buildings in the growing city, such as court house, etc. by which the growing village changes to the thriving town, with its railway station with its long roof (see Fig. 34), suggesting a place of mere temporary shelter for the traveler who wishes to go farther;…
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