Radford's combined house and barn plan book (1908)
Radford, William A., 1865- · Chicago, Ill. : The Radford architectural co · leaf 193
by putting two cows in each stall.This shed has a cement floor built like asidewalk and the floor extends out underthe projecting roof which comes over afew feet into the yard forming a protec-tion against rain and snow. It is something that every barn yard The other part of the shed is open to… … should have because there are times whenthe yard is wet and muddy in spite of ev- is not expensive but is more convenientthan some larger structures. The cost is V -H/ N^ NK N L , ■ ■ *5J g * \3 i n ery precaution. A wide roof dripping into within the reach of any farmer althougha barn yard is…
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