Woodward's architecture and rural art : landscape gardening, and rural art (1867)
Woodward, George E. (George Evertson), 1829-1905 · New York, Geo. E. & F. W. Woodward, 37 Park Row, Office of the "Horticulturist," · leaf 26
us secured is of great advantage. Straw and hay are used sometimes for packing in placeof sawdust or tan, but are not so serviceable. In eachof these designs there is a cooling-room attached for milk,butter, meats, fruits, etc., marked A on the plans. Theroom marked B is the one in Avhich the ice… … Fig. 23.—Rustic Stand. Wild ground and irregular surfaces call for rude andbold work. Here introduce rustic bridges crossing ravines,rustic seats, vases, baskets of rustic work, gnarled andcurious roots encircling boxes of plants, hollow stumpsand dead trees supporting climbing plants, rustic…
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