Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 206
utting. These classes areonly for those who wish to become bricklayers,plasterers, stonecutters, and so on, and have noconnection whatever with the other work of theInstitute. If we visit this long room (for from the vis-itors gallery we can see all these rooms at once),we must come in the evening… … IN THE WOOD-CARVING ROOM The institute buildingsextend through the widthof a block; and passingfrom the main buildingby a bridge, as it is called, in which the soundsof twenty-five busy type-writers announce theschool of phonography and type-writing whichis located here, we come to the departmentof…
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