Woodward, George Everston, Woodward, F. W. (Francis W.) · New York : G.E. & F.W. Woodward · leaf 117
r, in orderto take advantage of the exposure. That we should succeed in meeting in all respects thewishes of any one person, wo <lo not expect; yet repeatedinstances have come to our knowledge of buildings havingbeen put up in exact accordance with our published plans,VVe believe, however, that… … Fig. 169.—Plan. A, Dwellin ■. B, Greenhouses and Graperies. J, Entrances.K, Vegetable Garden. C, Stable, Barn, and Interior Yard. L, Hot-bcd.s. D, Yard.E, F, Gardeners Houses.H. Princiixal Entrances. M, River, Lake, and Islands.N, Meadow. 0, Fields, with two rows ofapple-trees. AND KUKAL AKT. 115…
Architecture, Domestic
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