Radford's combined house and barn plan book (1908)
Radford, William A., 1865- · Chicago, Ill. : The Radford architectural co · leaf 138
th of this stable is thirty-sixfeet, rather wider than usual but it allows PRACTICAL BARN PLANS 135 ample room for the driveway in the centerand a good passageway behind the cowsbesides giving room enough to place thefeed room, box stalls and other pens onopposite sides of the driveway in one end… … f/fOArr SLcr/iT/o/v or o/r//^y eff/7Ai of the stable. The length of the buildingis eighty-four feet, but of course it couldbe extended if more room is desired with- shine. The manger in this stable is placedtwo inches above the floor. It is two feetwide and six inches deep and the bottom
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