Price, William L, Guild, Frank S · New York : Doubleday, Page & Co. · leaf 202
sive furnishingsare the best. The fact that they neednot be carried back to the city makesthem additionally desirable. After the first outlay — the cost oferection — the expense of maintaining asummer home in the woods is verysmall, scarcely to be considered. Andboth of these items may be cut in… … The cabin shown licre is dcsifrnefl to be built of ordinary fram-ing, covered with slabs, shingles, or boards, and to be lined withboards for additional comfort. The one wing, containing mainliall and a bedroom—with fireplace in each—may be dispensedwith if desired, and added later if more space be…
Architecture, Domestic
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